That is a bit over the top. Mike Trout, while great, is still insanely expensive. Not only that, but he is only controllable another two years. I'm guessing Hader/Yelich is a lot closer to an even swap than you would think. Yelich is controllable another 4 years and is cheap...Hader another 5 years and really cheap. Now, yes, Trout puts all his value at one position where as Hader/Yelich/Hiura are at three positions. Even then that is a crazy amount of surplus value and wouldn't shock me if it is higher than Trout. The Angels would be brilliant to pull off such a trade...pure brilliance. Personally they would have to be pretty dumb not to take those two and our top two prospects. Your floor in that deal is 4+ years of two players worth about 6+ WAR together. Problem is I don't see a team trading two elite players at their respective positions...which is about the only way you could entice a trade. They wouldn't dare do it for a bunch of prospects.