That Baez contract terrified me for the same reason a long-term Adames contract terrifies me: guys with terrible discipline, a middling strikeout rate, and good contact skills tend to age really badly.
When Baez signed that deal, I called him a rich man's Eddie Rosario and given the first year of Baez in Detroit, that turned out to be an overly generous comparison point.
I'm not against an Adames extension if done immediately but I'd rather pay more money for fewer years, as I have very little faith in Willy aging well into his 30s.