mvp 78
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Just because he’s here doesn’t make him a good option for anything.
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Over/Under on regular season pitches thrown for the Red Sox: 1? Make it higher?
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With Taylor, I just don't know what to think about him coming back from the IL. Maybe he's just stuck on the 60 Day all year again?
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Honk honk
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I'm expecting more out of a platoon.
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Baez Manning $15M for Cutter Coffey Kutter Crawford
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In 2020, he bulked up and got injured so we can throw that season out. I think he's somewhere between 2021 and 2022. xSLG 2017 52 2018 67 2019 55 2021 68 2022 55 While the actual slugging rate went down, the slugging rate went down across the league. His percentile was consistent with 17 (435) and 19 (456) even though this season it was down to 407.
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If you sign Bogey for 6 years or Swanson for 6 years, how does Swanson's Contract end 3 years sooner if he's only a year younger? It still ends only a year earlier?
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Trey Mancini 2022 is a low bar: 710 OPS 18 HR 56 R 63 RBI 104 wRC+ -3 BsR 0.9 fWAR
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Bogaerts. Bogaerts just has the much better bat. I see him moving off position in 3 years anyway. LF? 3B? His bat will play.
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He hasn't had a season above 1 fWAR since leaving KCR. I don't think Fenway necessarily suits him. Can he be a 1 fWAR guy in a platoon role? At a minimum salary, that's good.
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No. That wasn't a low risk high reward signing. Just because a guy has a big season out of nowhere doesn't make it a low risk high reward signing. If things went well for Perez, most people assumed a 2 fWAR season. Nobody assumed a potential 4 fWAR season. At most, he was moderate risk moderate reward (risk being injury, wasted rotation spot due to ineffectiveness, contract above minimum etc.). For example, if Judge signs a monster deal some where, it's going to be high risk high reward. If things go well, he'll hit close to 2022, but not necessarily match it. If Franchy Cordero is DFA'd and claimed by the Marlins, the definition of him doing well would be everyday OFer. That would be low risk low reward. If he outperformed that level and has a near All Star season it doesn't make it a low risk high reward move. More often than not, these low risk low reward moves don't move the needle because the moves don't generate high returns, which is why they are all lumped together as low risk low reward. You can't just resort them after the fact.
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Bogaerts.
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Yeah, that's why we're here...
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@mlbtraderumors Rangers Considering Qualifying Offer For Martin Perez
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Swanson is only a year younger than Bogaerts. Unfortunately, part of his prime was wasted in 2020.
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That's what I think anyway.
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The ATL version?
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Barnes is going to be good in 2023. Brasier will be gone. Taylor will be gone as well.
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Devers is an adequate replacement for Papi. The Manny replacement would be signing Judge for ridiculous money.
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Yeah, that would have been quite the qualification. Paxton has the opportunity to really be a big time pitcher if he stays healthy, which is the High Reward. Gray is just fine...
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If Bloom said "Whitlock is our closer going forward" everyone would be fine with it.
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Losers.
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dh, c, 1b... Ss
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It's not really a road map to future success, but it worked before!
