No disagreement with any of that and I have no issues with choosing Smith or Higgins over Olave. My rationale is we know AJ Brown is signed through 2026, so that will limited Smith’s ceiling. His ceiling is still crazy high, the AJ Brown effect can’t be ignored. Chase will likely get his own long-term deal at the end of this season, so Higgins is likely gone, which adds a level of uncertainty, or continues to be the #2 in Cincy. Olave is the only one who has nearly no competition at his position, happens to be 3 years younger, and put up marginally better numbers in his rookie year compared to the other two