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A prime illustration of this comes from the debate on potential contracts for players, specifically one regarding a hypothetical player. If a player has the opportunity to sign a three-year contract worth $90 million versus a four-year offer at $110 million, the question arises whether it’s worth sacrificing the extra year and guaranteed payment for the shorter deal. The pressure to make such critical decisions in securing a successful career and financial future is immense, reflecting the one-shot nature of high-stakes contracts in professional sports.