I also wonder how they process Heyward? Obviously mlb bills him for 2023. But I wonder whether in a sense "banked dollars" were accounted to erase Heyward obligation?
It's interesting that Stroman's deal drops by $4 in 24. Add that to Hendricks and Heyward, and it's $40 coming off.
Happ and Hoerner are the only meaningful guys in the Arb stage. Hoerner will be Arb 1 this year. So he'll inflate. But other than relief pitchers or Madrigal, it's a couple years out before built-in arb-inflation will start to be significant.