Red Sox (Gray) vs Rockies (Sullivan): 6/23/26, 8:40pm

[Brock Beauchamp]

The Sox starter has a +7 run ERA advantage. For the love of all that is holy, win this effing game.

	THU	FRI	SAT	SUN	MON	TOT
Tyron Guerrero	0	0	14	0	8	22
Tommy Kahnle	0	19	0	0	0	19
Ryan Watson	0	0	0	12	0	12
Justin Slaten	15	6	0	0	0	21
Greg Weissert	0	10	0	0	0	10
Garrett Whitlock	0	0	15	0	11	26
Danny Coulombe	0	0	5	18	0	23
Aroldis Chapman	20	0	0	0	8	28

 

[JAG]

I am not sure there is anything left to root for. Last night the starter pitched great , Guerrero pitched great, then the strength of the team the back end of the bullpen did something I have never seen and probably never will again, 8 straight hits to the worst team in baseball to blow the game

they are sellers and in the last two months we will be watching the AAA guys playing at Fenway while the overpaid veterans get the summer off on the IL or are playing elsewhere

[mvp 78]

Sully is gonna shove it down their throats. Sox fans will then wonder "why did we let another hometown guy get drafted away?"

[Nick]

Bregman, .693 OPS, 6 HR in 76 games. 5 years, $175M. No thanks. Not worth $35M per year.

Kyle Schwarber, .959 OPS, 29 HR in 14 less at bats than Bregman. 5 years, $150M. $30M per. Boy did we miss out on our ANALYSIS.

I think Bregman misses Fenway's short left field. I think we dodged a bullet.

Club house leader is overrated. Not worth $35M per if the on the field production isn't there.

We could have had

Bregman, .693 OPS, 6 HR ($35M/5 years) vs Durbin .646 OPS, 5 HR  (.796M) - just show this to John Henry, he's doing back flips

Xander, .659 OPS, 8 HR ($25M/11 years)

Devers, .735 OPS, 11 HR ($31M/10 years) along with

Yoshida, .647 OPS, 1 HR ($18M/5 years)

Story, .547 OPS, 3 HR ($23M/6 years)

Combined 29 HR, oh wait, Schwarber also has 29 HR.

We might as well sit tight for another year before we make another bad contract. (Arias looks better and better, lol)