Should Matt Reynolds Be the Mets Everyday Shortstop?

It has been assumed that Wilmer Flores would be the Mets everyday shortstop this year but shortstop Matt Reynolds has made a real case for himself this spring even though he had been previously under the radar the last few seasons. He has hit 2 homers and shown an ability to hit to all fields. He has proved to be solid defensively with an accurate throwing arm. Reynolds was a 2012 second round pick out of Arkansas with a breakout season in the minor leagues last year. He hit .355 with 1 home run and 21 RBI's in Double-A with Binghamton. When he was promoted to Triple-A in Las Vegas, he hit .333 with 5 homers and 40 RBI's. He also added 14 steals and 16 doubles. I think that Reynolds deserves a chance to be the Mets everyday shortstop this year. I don't feel that Wilmer Flores has shown enough either offensively or defensively to earn the job. Reynolds has been known to have a great work ethnic along with his speed, power, and defense. I think that Matt Reynolds may ultimately become the shortstop the Mets have been looking for since they lost Jose Reyes to free agency. All he needs is a chance to make the team out of spring training so he has an opportunity to win the starting shortstop job.