Yeah, that's what I was getting at. There's no way you can say that Yelich, even healthy is a better value at 26 AAV than Trout is at 35.45 AAV. If you're comparing Yelich's 2018/2019 with Trout, I would take that Yelich at 26 mil through 2028 versus Trout at 35 mil through 2030. But ok, if you subtract Trout from this equation, since he is obviously one of the greatest players of all time, and strictly compare MVP Yelich to my other example, Francisco Lindor, how can you possibly disagree with the value that Yelich's extension presents for the Brewers? Lindor is currently getting booed on a nightly basis by Mets fans and they've got him through 2031 for 32 mil a year. It really sucks he's hurt obviously, but any team in MLB except for the Pirates makes that team-friendly deal with Yelich after his 2018/2019. Maybe his back ends up derailing his career completely, but maybe he just sits for a few more weeks (or months) and then he's fine.