Look the idea that holding on to Luis and seeing if you get a rebound next year is a sane one. The team is actually at such a low payroll ebb they could do this in concept. My issue is 100% betting on Luis Robert to be healthy, again. Even if he has actually been healthy this year for like the second time in his career, would you bet on him doing it two years in a row with $20 million on the line? Eh. For me, I would even take a decent pitching return to move him along and let the next team worry about it.