Magglio Ordonez

Now I know he is expensive and he is struggling, but if we look deeper into the stats of him, we find he may possibly help the Mets, and if we dealt them Stokes, they would accept.

His basic stats are 2 Hr, 22 RBI, and his line is .271/.347/.339, his first two are okay, but the last one is not on line with where it should be. I am not worried about this as the Mets do not hit for much power anyway, so if he can add a bat to hit 5th, and be similar to David Wright, with no HR and a lot of RBIs.

His BABIP is right around his career average, at .310, and his career average is .316, so there is nothing wrong there, so its when the ball is not in play that hurts him, he has 33 Ks in 245 PAs, which is 7.42Ks/1 PA, and when he won the batting title in 2006, his K/1 PA ratio was 8.58Ks/1 PA, so it is actually lower, which means that he will break out of his slump, and if the Mets can buy low now, it will pay off later.