For Miller it likely is using this year as a basis. So like 1 to 1.5 wins. Now he likely won't reach that, but that aside that gives him like $4 million in excess value the rest of this year, $8 million next year if they deduct half a win, and like $1-3m in first year of arby. Now is that reasonable for Miller? Not really. But that is because valuation isn't really linear and breaks for bench players who receive less than $8 million per expected win.