The primary objective for the New York Mets this offseason couldn't be more clear.

A Mets rotation that outperformed its projections in the first half of the season fell off the deep end after the All-Star break and was the primary culprit for the team collapsing from 21 games over .500 to out of the playoffs at 83-79. The onus is on president of baseball operations David Stearns this winter to find more concrete rotation solutions moving forward.

Bleacher Report comes up with a lot of wild hypothetical trades, and on Tuesday, they released an article with some of their craziest ideas yet. But buried in the middle was a swap that could make perfect sense for both the Mets and their division rivals, the Washington Nationals.

Kerry Miller of Bleacher Report proposed that the Mets could a

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