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Arguably, Fister is a worse f-word than f***.

boop boop

The is the Sox Schrodinger's Cat. If there is a trade for a reliever in the works, we can consider the player to be injured and the cost too much to be dealt for.

4 minor leaguers isn't a high cost?

4 of the top 7 aren't even old enough to drink yet. Sucks to your cliff!

Just showcasing him for a Machado deal.

It's about time.

It's not a sell out every night, but the owners should be more than happy with the attendance figures. They have an ancient stadium that is uncomfortable, expensive and hard to get to.

I went to more OAK games on the spur of the moment just because of ticket prices. Now that I have a family to also pay for, it doesn't make sense to take them to Fenway, when I can spend so much less to drive down to McCoy in Pawtucket. Tickets are a fraction of the cost, food is cheaper, free parking.

I think you mean Cannonball Run.

It's not even 10:00!!!!

Too expensive for me.

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He looked really good his last appearance. His injury is a big shame.

Would be nicer to have a .476 OBP at leadoff like Devers!

19 AB's. 2 HR's. http://www.milb.com/player/index.jsp?player_id=646240#/career/R/hitting/2017/ALL

He hit the ball so hard that the soul of the runner on base left his body so that run did not count.

Opposite field blast too. http://www.milb.com/multimedia/vpp.jsp?sid=milb&content_id=1623735683

I wonder if they think they can patchwork 3b until the deadline and plug in either a cheap trade piece or call Devers up.

@TimBritton Best historical analogue I can find for Red Sox's 58 innings over four days? The 1977 Expos with 55 over three in late July of that season.

@EvanDrellich Kyle Martin can give the Red Sox 40-50 pitches, Farrell says on @WEEI.

If they win the division, Farrell will be back next year. I'd suspect there may be other coaching changes though.

First call up for Kyle Martin. From SP: Martin has a huge frame, listed at 6-foot-7, 240 pounds. In the outing scouted, his fastball sat 91-94 mph. His best secondary pitch is his changeup, which shows plus potential at 80-81 mph. He has strong feel for the pitch and throws it with deceptive arm speed. The pitch shows late drop and has bat-missing ability. Martin will also show a below-average slider in the low-80s that he added this season, but he throws it sparingly in short stints.

@jcmccaffrey Red Sox announce moves: RHPs Kyle Martin and Ben Taylor up, LHP Brian Johnson and RHP Hector Velazquez down. Calling HV up for last night was a great call.