Finally a sign of what we are going to. At least not to what Bloom was planning —whatever it is.
This is a good news. This disaster was unbearable. My guess Cora is gone too on October.
Finally a sign of what we are going to. At least not to what Bloom was planning —whatever it is.
This is a good news. This disaster was unbearable. My guess Cora is gone too on October.
Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz & Boston Red Sox
Originally Posted by a700hitter
Let the corner rejoice!
When you say it's gonna happen now
When exactly do you mean?
I guess ownership felt that 2023 was not a rebuild year?
notin I'm prefacing this with I'm just stating my personal opinion which likely doesn't mean much at all. I truly believe that a majority of decent GMs could have done what Bloom did. We have been waiting for him to show us that he could do a few things that DD did. Let's hope the new guy/gal is an all-rounder.
They weren't rebuilding nor contending. He made us plain mediocre.
Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz & Boston Red Sox
You’ve been wrong all along just like Bloom. I kept telling you over, and over that what was most important was now, and not 2-3-4 years from now, and like Cora said what the Red Sox do, or don’t do in October is also most important.
He had to go. Wonder what will be the plan now.
Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz & Boston Red Sox
Outside of me who do you think is jumping for joy the most. Alex Cora!
... because he may be a candidate to fill the new opening?
He has been quoted lately that it's time for a change, can't manage for as long as Tito, but loves Boston...
All? Oh. I see what you mean. I don't think all his decisions were bad, of course--he was well-dressed, polite to reporters, and doubtless brought good people into the organization we've never heard of. The decisions I'm thinking of are the obv. ones: getting rid of popular players, signing players with questionable health and legal issues apparently in hopes of getting a bargain, gobbledegook on what the 'plan' was, etc.
"Fans have become more entitled than anything. So they're starting to question our motives for the game, or how we approach the game. The ones that do question -- like who are you? Just shut up and watch the game tonight." --Kevin Durant on players' lack of effort in regular season games.
Maybe.
It would not surprise me, but if the next guy is given the same budgets and priorities, there could be very little noticeable changes.
The next guy might have a favorite manager who is not named Cora, too.
When you say it's gonna happen now
When exactly do you mean?
#1, because Bloom is gone, but #2 filling Bloom’s shoes could be an interesting solution.
Many feel the Betts trade was forced.
The Beni trade is still an incomplete grade, and if you figure the money saved brought us Renfroe, one could say that move was okay.
Letting JBJ go was great. (Bringing him back sucked.)
Letting Bogey and JD go, when their production had slipped for 2 years may prove to be a good idea.
We offered Nate a QO and a contract bigger than what he took from Tex.
When you are handed pennies for a budget, you end up with gobbledeegoop.
When you say it's gonna happen now
When exactly do you mean?
You still don’t get it that the priority is to be competitive now, and get into the postseason now.
The budget excuses can only get you so far, and you’ve made that excuse TMTC. He may have had some budget restrictions, but lots of teams have had them the last 4 years, and have made better decisions than Bloom has made.
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