I think so. Especially in terms of health. Off the top of my head. What went right vs. what went wrong. [MetsBlue]What Went Right[/MetsBlue] Guys Who Performed Better than Expectations Francisco Lindor Mark Vientos Jose Iglesias Luisangel Acuna Luis Torrens Sean Manaea Luis Severino David Peterson Jose Quintana Dedniel Nunez Jose Butto Reed Garrett Phil Maton [MetsOrange]What Went Wrong[/MetsOrange] Guys Who Performed Worse Than Expectations Pete Alonso Jeff McNeil Brandon Nimmo JD Martinez DJ Stewart Brett Baty Omar Narvaez Kodai Senga Adrian Houser Brooks Raley Adam Ottovino Jake Diekman Drew Smith Ryne Stanek Sean Reid Foley Huascar Brazoban Neutral Guys Who Were About What We Expected Francisco Alvarez Harrison Bader Starling Marte Tyrone Taylor Jesse Winker Edwin Diaz Paul Blackburn Tylor Megill Christian Scott Included in the "below expectations" category are guys who got hurt. If you look at it in terms of numbers, it doesn't seem like we got that lucky. We have just as many guys who fell short of expectations as we did guys who exceeded them. I think where our luck came in is (a) nobody except Senga missed significant time, ( 4/5 of our starting rotation did better than expected, and (c) a lot of the lineup regulars who underwhelmed still put up decent numbers. In other words, even though they came in below career numbers, they didn't miss by a significant amount. Very good summation