hes a human being, I couldn’t begin to predict how he would react. I have no idea how to begin to research the frequency of a rental player getting traded then extended in season, but my hunch would be first time free agents would be the overwhelming majority of them. Escobar has youth, flexibility and productivity. All valuable, much like the Nunez trade. This is the point... there are no certainties, but if you’d like to have him next year and you think you can resign/extend, best not to change any of the contract variables outside of extend him now. People react to stability far more positively than they do to instability.