He'd have to regress A LOT at a time when it's possible and maybe even probable he gets a bit better. If he takes a step forward under a new regime, that also means we're on the hook for an extra $3-$4 million per year and it skews the payroll structure even more.I guess I'm more skeptical off of 1 good season given we're talking 7-8 mill. If he regresses we could be on the hook for 3-4 mill on an over pay for 8 years.
I understand the skepticism, but again, this was not a cheap statistic-fueled season. It was driven by improvements in all of the underlying performance measures. I have a hard time believing he'll just forget how to do all that stuff next year.
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