Like we said - why not both. Bats for arms. Mead for Early
In losing Mead they lose a power bat whose prospect history suggests could keep this up. The major league results are spottier but he’s young enough you can see a team still buying into scouting
In gaining Early the get a rotation worthy arm who’s probably more a 3/4 but a 3/4 with lots of control left. A spot that doesn’t have to be filled with cash or FA gambles. That is if he can stay healthy. He already missed time with an inflamed elbow
Quick take - I like the deal. It turned nothing into a decent chance at 100s of innings
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