It's a ridiculous suggestion that would only be brought up by the same 3 guys over and over. However, if we're half-way through 2021 and sitting 39-44, I think it's something you have to do at that point. Your options are another Ryan Braun situation or capitalizing on what is probably the last bit of prime talent to get something back in return. I hate thinking about it, but if the team is not built to compete immediately I can't see them keeping him. Also, Yelich has been generational for the last two years. I wouldn't expect any prospect to be as good as he has been. I don’t think it’s 3 guys bringing it up over and over, I believe I’m the only one now since the only other poster I’ve seen wanting to trade Yelich was mr Wahoo, and I believe he’s no longer with us. I’m not of the belief that the brewers can build a team good enough around Yelich, the way it stands right now, with the limitations that a below league average payroll puts on Stearns. Too many holes, not enough prospect capital and money to fix. With that said, why hold onto him? Why pretend that there’s a good enough chance to win a title with him under the circumstances that exist? Maybe if the payroll was upped to 150–160 for a year or two, it might be different? But I’m resigned to that not happening, based on past history. Stearns hands are tied. What can he realistically do but continue to transact on the cheap? So based upon those facts, imo, since we have 3 years control over the best HITTER in baseball and a GM I trust in winning trades: Yelich > ~ 8 war player for his prime years > 20-24 war in prospect value return > 150-200 million in prospect value to go with Hader > 80-110 million just those 2 alone gets enough back to, if Stearns is to be trusted, 7+ top 100 prospects that can be used to build a LOW PAYROLL contender. I’d like to see what Stearns can do with a stronger core(Hiura Grisham Woodruff Houser Peralta)than what he had in 2015-16 during his last quick turnaround.