Yorke will also most likely be moved off position to LF. If Downs repeats his 2021 performance, he's not a road block to anyone. Cannon is not very good. Koss is a low tier prospect. McDonough is probably a UTIL guy. He's not a 2B only profile.
Yes, if you replace your worst players with good players, you'll win more games.
However, it's hard to say which players will see a downturn next season.
These cares aren't THAT smart. Just smart enough to run over some meatbags. Just wait until the update that allows for cars to charge themselves. They'll no longer need humans. The future is the Cars universe. Ka-chow!
You would want one k zone for all players? An automate k zone based on the average height of every player?
The rulebook says the actual k zone is called differently.
If we DFA'd this entire list, it wouldn't materially affect the organization. My guess is they try to keep Rosario around and Maybe Davis/Rios until better options are available.
I think they try to keep the catchers you have listed, unless they want an upgrade over Plawecki.
If we can make self driving cars that intentionally turn into pedestrians, we certainly can make software that recognizes each player's individual strike zone.
@SoxNotes
The Red Sox begin their final homestand tonight. They lead the AL in runs scored per game (5.7), AVG (.278), and OPS (.826) at home.
The Sox are 44-29 (.603) at Fenway, including 34-18 (.654) since May 13.
@alexspeier
The Red Sox still believe Chris Sale - who tested positive for COVID-19 last Thursday - is on track to be cleared by the MLB/MLBPA joint committee to pitch tonight against the Orioles.
If he was unvaccinated, he would have had to miss 10 days (return on Monday).