Today's Cost/Benefit Analysis As of June 26, 2015: Player A (league minimum salary) 44 Games, .343/.512/.894, 6 HR, 27 RBIs Based on him getting his first start of the season on 5/5/15, and should he continue as a starter, he'll roughly have around 400 ABs. $507,500 / 400 = roughly $1,269 per AB Player B ($23,000,000) 71 Games, .256/.370/.699, 4 HR, 37 RBIs Providing he stays in the lineup and doesn't blame his poor production on a mystery injury (which I predict he will do), he should wind up with around 500 ABs. $23,000,000 / 500 = roughly $46,000 per AB Player A has bat speed coming out of his ears, as a result of hard work and reps off a tee and in the cage. Player B can not square up a ball with consistency as a result of again coming into camp ill-prepared, and proceeded to tell the media he's "taking it easy", and "not trying to do too much". Can anyone guess who these players are?