The announcer of Reds suggests that Ozzie Albies does not know the difference between 35 and 85 million dollars

The Braves became the target of anger many people earlier this month when they signed a $ 35 million contract extension of a seven-year term and a value $ 35 million. If Albies became the kind of player that he seemed destined to become, he will become the scariest contracts for the team in baseball history. Many theories as to why Albies decided to lock himself into a lower-than-market market so early in his career were announced, but none was worse than that of Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh.

While discussing the extension of the contract between the Reds and Braves during last night's match, Welsh suggested that Albies could have signed the overtime because he was too poor and poorly educated to know the difference between 35 and $ 85 million:

We do not know what would make Welsh think about Albies (who speaks four languages), apart from the fact that he is from Curacao. Aside from this crude assumption, it's not even necessary. Albies has already explained why he took the first extension:

Providing immediate financial security and interpersonal relationships to potential long-term revenues is a perfectly reasonable decision. There is no reason to think that someone who makes such a decision is too stupid to understand the difference between two large numbers.