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  1. He's definitely going longer than one year unless some team is going to offer something like 1/35. That's unlikely though since whoever signs him loses a pick.
  2. I'm leaning towards "he's not that good anymore." There's no chance in hell he's getting 6 fWAR in 2021 either.
  3. Yeah, I'd rather have Devers. We know he can hit here and is a lot younger. At worst, Devers becomes a beastly DH as he gets older.
  4. Seems like a good deal to me.
  5. Seems like a good deal to me.
  6. Or that his WHIP went from 1.08 to 1.39? Or that his k rate was his lowest since 2015? Or that his LOB% was his worst since 2016? Or that his ERA- was 111? Or that his barrel% was his highest since it had ever been tracked? But maybe it was because the Rays just went a little overboard with actually trying to win some regular season games? Maybe it had nothing to do with how Morton was actually pitching! Snell didn't pitch 6 innings in any game either. However, Morton's declining metrics leave me to believe he won't be a 6 fWAR pitcher this year.
  7. Yup, a dart board would be just as accurate most times (at least for most of the minor signings).
  8. No clue, but it won't be in Boston. My reference to 128 was in reference to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_Route_128
  9. He's staying with the Reds IMO.
  10. I think you're expecting a little too much out of Morton. Morton averaged 5.8 innings per start in 2019. He pitched 6 innings in 21 of 33 starts (64%). Morton averaged 4.2 innings per start in 2020. He didn't pitch 6 innings in any start (0%). He had a career year in 2019 as a 36 year old. I don't think he'll be doing that ever again.
  11. It just won't be anywhere near 128.
  12. It's not outrageous, but I bet the Sox could do better getting two arms for that price, especially in this market.
  13. The one great season he had was the last full season he was able to play. He was turning it around last year. The second half of the season he OPS'd 897. That's only 19 points less than "his one great season."
  14. And Springer hasn't even signed yet. I don't believe Morton is worth 15M.
  15. I prefer to use my local nganga.
  16. I bet most people are in agreement on this. When the best of a bad bunch are Mazza and Valdez, it was a pretty bad bunch. Valdez looked really good at times, but I believe he will be one of those guys that massively regresses as the book gets out on him.
  17. OTM is tracking where major lists rank the pipeline: https://www.overthemonster.com/2020/11/17/21571124/boston-red-sox-top-prospects-triston-casas-jeter-downs-jarren-duran-bobby-dalbec-bryan-mata General consensus is that Casas is 1 and Downs is 2. Nobody has Houck higher than 7.
  18. The hole in CF seems more pressing, but I agree that they can find some cheap options at 2b.
  19. https://boyslife.org/hobbies-projects/funstuff/166945/how-to-make-a-paper-fortune-teller/
  20. Nope, you're thinking of those paper fortune teller/chatterbox things.
  21. Also, Mookie winning a title in LA has nothing to do with whether or not the Sox won the trade. The Dodgers could win 2 more with Betts and the Sox could still come out ahead with the trade.
  22. No, we should know within the next 6 years at most.
  23. The only way to get off the 40 man is DFA or trade?
  24. In place of Moncada from what I remember.
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