Holy ####. No. It's not even a little odd. They're talking about the best players, not the guys who had the best season last year. The best players are not necessarily the guys who played the best last year. That is absurd. Even if you weigh last year heavily in your analysis, prior years' performance obviously matters, and as a result, it's not at all strange that the guy who played best last year is seen as the third best player.
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