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  1. McCutchen isn't going to get 10M. He's going to take a substantial pay cut. He's probably a part time player going forward.
  2. Maybe they envision him starting the year in the rotation and Paxton taking over for him mid year? IDK. I never said I agreed with or liked the signing. Even if he has a large contract, he can pitch himself out of that rotation spot pretty quickly.
  3. I think Bloom is probably looking into all the options available in the A's fire sale. The only problem is that every other team knows the A's are trying to deal off parts too. They may not be in a hurry to move those guys.
  4. Hill was traded mid season when they were ready to call up some younger arms. Hill was just a placeholder, as he is for us. Wacha is a bullpen arm IMO.
  5. If Whitlock is moved to the rotation, they'll still need to manage his innings this year. Hill typically doesn't pitch a full year. Paxton will definitely have a role if he's healthy enough to go. I would like them to add McHugh to the mix.
  6. I think a lot relies on Sale coming back to form. If he still pitches like 2021, they're in trouble. If all breaks right: Sale is dominant ace (2.50 ERA and 200 innings) Eovaldi is top #2 in the game (3.75 ERA and 180 innings) Hill is solid for a #3 (3.75 ERA and 150 innings) Pivetta is good enough for a #4 (4.50 ERA and 160 innings) Whitlock is the #5 (4.00 ERA and 150 innings) Wacha is the #6. I can see it working out. I can also see Chris Sale not pitching to pre surgery levels, Eovaldi getting injured, Hill missing half of the season and Whitlock's transition not working.
  7. At worst 1975 Oh.
  8. You know me, I'm a very optimistic person. He's going to put up Sadaharu Oh numbers at Fenway.
  9. He's a sure thing, but not in terms of health. If healthy, he's better than those 3. Including injury?
  10. For me I chose Suzuki because he could have a great long term impact on this club. Pham and Rodon are just stopgaps that will need to be replaced in 2023 or 2024.
  11. Boston does have an exciting history with professional players being stabbed and/or murdering someone.
  12. 70 https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/OAK/OAK199408110.shtml You are now blocked.
  13. Stop beating around the bush. What's the answer?
  14. Suzuki, Tepera & Iggy Those things COULD happen, but won't.
  15. I don't understand why you're not telling me.
  16. Defensively, yes. Pham was really rough offensively 2d half of 2021.
  17. Just tell me the answer.
  18. What's the answer then?
  19. notin is Rex Ryan confirmed.
  20. Not sure how Bloom was able to split time between High School Calculus and running the Rays in 2000.
  21. That was the strike year which ended in August. I'm going to go with a nice 78 degrees. Hedging my bet between LA and SEA.
  22. Objection your honor!
  23. @MattRyCollins Potential Offseason Target: Ryan Tepera https://www.overthemonster.com/2021/12/14/22834057/red-sox-rumors-free-agent-ryan-tepera-contract-bullpen-raisel-iglesias-kenley-jansen
  24. I have no respect for Tony Clark. MLBPA should have found someone better.
  25. Bartolo Colon? I heard the real answer during the season at some point, but don't remember.
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