My apologies. I've been pretty busy this week and haven't been able to keep up.
Good news though, I should have a lot more time on my hands next week to continue my onslaught of shitposting!
In retirement, Kim suffered from short-term memory loss, and was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease.[1] He died on February 15, 2015, in Phoenix at 64.
Dear John Henry,
I know that you are an avid reader of TalkSox and I just wanted to let you know that I am available for any beer drinking that you need accomplished.
Very truly yours,
MVP 78
Um, in order for the Sox to not reach a cliff, they'll have to develop 3 aces?
Pardon me, if I am going to disagree with that since they've remained competitive without developing an ace in forever.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/BOS/BOS200310050.shtml
You're also misremembering the A's series as well. I think Ortiz played an integral part in winning game 4.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTVR2g61D50 Skip to 1:03:30
You don't have to give me credit, just don't act like I've been saying it "forever."
2014 - negative WAR offensive player
2015 - injured and couldn't stay on the field and his defense had taken a step back (the year I started harping on him)
2016 - had a great season which I gave him credit for and said that it was the right time to move him as it would be selling high
2017 - negative WAR offensive player and couldn't stay on the field due to injuries
Because of their market and their inability to get over the hump since going all out in 2008. It makes sense for them to do it. The Sox still have to have some sort of budget.
@NYPost_Mets
Hearing that Mets bullpen coach Ricky Bones is a possibility to join Alex Cora's staff with the Red Sox.
@redsoxstats
Looking up Bones, seems like he was very popular in the Mets clubhouse and well respected around baseball.
I assume YOTN would be very happy to have a coach on the staff named Bones.