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  1. Per metrics, it definitely is. He has thrown more CB's this year than FB's for the first time in his career. His FB has been a negative pitch since last year. His velocity is still ok, but his location is terrible.
  2. Agreed.
  3. Sounds more like a wet dream for you. Terrible trade for the Sox.
  4. Red Sox should have traded Yaz in 68.
  5. Ward hasn't allowed an earned run since May 9th. Wowzers.
  6. That sounds like more of a Farrell thing TBH.
  7. People on here like to play the "you said this back then" game and I'm just putting it out there. The Sox are still above .500. We've seen far worse from this team in 2014 and 2015. My only worry is that this is a redo of 2012, but I don't see them blowing this one up. They don't have the prospects lying in wait to bring up.
  8. Your MiLB Probables for Tuesday PAW: Teddy Stankiewicz (2nd round pick once the org's 15th best prospect ahead of Devers/Brentz/Marrero, but has fallen to just "org depth guy") POR: Denyi Reyes (pitched out of his mind the last few years at lower levels, has struggled in AA 22 bb's this year which is more than last year's total) SAL G1: Jhonathan Diaz (22 year old in Salem that hasn't put anything together, has gone 6 innings only twice this year) SAL G2: Dylan Thompson (26 year old just signed out of indy ball last month, has a sinker but has gotten walloped every start) GRN: Thad Ward (5th rounder last year, has 1.84 ERA and .98 WHIP in Salem, midseason promotion?, currently 22nd ranked prospect but should be higher)
  9. Bryan Gonzalez went 3 for 5 with a triple and now has an OPS of 1.291 for DSL Red Sox 2. It was a slow start to the season for Triston Casas, but since the calendar turned to May the former first-round pick has been reborn at the plate. At the end of April, the strong lefty was batting just .208 with a pair of home runs to his name, but a monster May has given way to an equally impressive June which has seen him put up a .316/.366/.500 line. Casas has now raised his OPS .867 and will look to carry his strong performance into the South Atlantic League All-Star Game, where he will represent Greenville on the Southern Division Roster.
  10. I know how people are. I'm just putting my position out there. When the top of the order and your entire starting rotation struggles the first few months, it's tough to get yourself out of it. I expect the Sox to stay in contention throughout the year. If next season is of a similar ilk, then a conversation could maybe make sense. I'm just surprised that "Desperate Dave" hasn't either blown up the team or signed a bunch of guys to wreck the cap!
  11. Yes, and it's very cool and normal for people on TS to run straight for this kind of muckraking.
  12. 1st place 1st place WS title This year Definitely fire the guy! Not a mistake IMO!
  13. The Brian Johnson experience.
  14. I prefer Hembree as the new closer just because I'd rather a FB guy come in and try to blow everyone away than a CB guy who is reliant on location and people chasing. Both Hembree and Workman are pitching above their heads right now though. I expect regression for both.
  15. You like Workman's BABIP of 137?
  16. X watched two hittable pitches go right by.
  17. Don’t run stop signs you turds
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