As some of you may have heard, Jose Reyes signed a 6 year, $106 million deal with the Miami Marlins. Some on this board went a little nutty insisting he had to be re-signed at all costs. Ahem. Some were more level-headed and called it a bad deal and were glad the Mets passed. Checking in on Jose after roughly a third of the season has been played has him checking in at .270/.346/.386 (OPS .732). $17 million is a lot to spend on a player with an OPS in the low .700's. Jose has also swiped 16 bases (caught 4 times) putting him on pace to steal about 39 bases. (He's 5th in the league, 7th in the majors). His OPS puts him 9th among shortstops in baseball (Tulowitzky currently does not qualify). The knock on Reyes has always been his OBP. Last year, even when he hit .337, his OBP was only .384. Also, it was tough to know whether last year was the year he figured it all out, or whether he was likely to revert back to an OPS in the .700's again. He's 29 years old, and his days of swiping 60 bases seem to be behind him. If Miami came and offered him back to you now (at full salary), would you take him? Did Sandy make the right call?