I think that Mets proposal is extremely realistic and makes sense for both sides. I'm also of the belief that Kelenic a pipe dream and that Seattle just isn't a great match. Peralta doesn't move the needle enough to get Kelenic even if they were interested. IMHO anyone expecting any sort of king's ransom for Hader at this point is going to be massively disappointed. I just don't see it. The club control is dwindling and he's no longer cheap. It's not that he's not good. But that's just not enough anymore. You're telling me in this reliever market, when the Indians opted to let Brad Hand walk for zero compensation, rather than pay him $9M, we're going to get top prospects in exchange for the privilege to pay Hader what - 6, maybe 7M this year and then two more raises? I don't buy it. Clubs don't want just good right now, they want cheap. I can see Devin Williams getting a lot of interest. Brandon Woodruff, Corbin Burnes, these guys have massive value. But I just don't think Hader does.