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Despite some setbacks, Bellinger demonstrated significant improvement in his offensive metrics, hitting .307 with 26 home runs and a strong OPS of .881 last season. His position versatility allows him to fill in at first base or right field if necessary. Importantly, Bellinger has only missed time due to specific injuries, which bodes well for his durability moving forward.
Trading for Bellinger could be considered a calculated risk worth taking. Even at a baseline of 20 home runs and strong on-base skills, he would undoubtedly outperform many other options the Mets might consider.