I realize we have him signed for 3 more seasons + a club option for 2022, which is part of what made him so expensive to acquire. That said, if he puts up two more .300/.350/.550 seasons in 2019 and 2020, does the window pass for which we can reasonably extend him (without overpaying?) I realize the Braun extension doesn't look so good right now, but at the time it was a huge boost for the franchise to make one of the best players in the league a "brewer for life", especially with the impending departure of Fielder, Greinke, etc... He'll be 30 in that final season (presumably under contract) in 2022, and turns 31 in December, 2022. If he repeats his strong performance next season, do we try and extend him after 2019? Say 4 years/$100 million? Locks in $150m in career earnings for him, and keeps him with the Brewers for his Age 31/32/33/34 seasons. Have to believe he is our franchise player/face of the franchise moving forward..