They could be good acquisitions, but still not equal value for losing a top of the order foundational bat. You can still lament the loss of said good acquisitions in terrible trades later on (particularly the Tibbs for May deal).
Kershaw had one of the greatest pitches of all time in his repertoire. Early just has a lot decent pitches. They are both tall, white lefties. Hard to really compare the two otherwise. Eary's stuff moves in and out. Kershaw's was really up and down.
Is your argument now that the Devers trade was good, but Breslow just made two STINKERS after? That doesn't make anything better. This org isn't able to evaluate their own players internally now so they'll just trade their good prospects away for pennies on the dollar?
Yuck!
Harrison was basically traded for the comp pick (Marcus Phillips). Sox didn't see a fit for Harrison here as he wasn't really taking to the pitching dev.
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Yes, there are limitations on the rehab. They also can't just keep putting him on 60 day IL and have him pitch in WOO in outings unless they are intermittently shutting him down. If they think he'll be ready next year, just use the option.
I don't think FSG ever sells the Sox. I just think there are changes internally at FSG overtime. Henry may sell to minority shareholders at some point.
Can't believe that show is on season 15.
I just looked at the tv schedule for CBS. Survivors is running it's 50th season?!?!? There is something called Fire Country that is in its 4th season and millions of people tune into it every week. Everyone's favorite show The Neighborhood is in it's 8th season, as is FBI.