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  1. Lugo tater on back to back days in AAA.
  2. I would say that the valuation on Perales is light considering how he's pitched this season and that he's now almost a top 50 prospect on BA. If BTV reevaluated, the trade could be an overpay.
  3. s***. I had 27 as the first legit shot at WS contender. Damn. Pass on Crochet rocket.
  4. No, I think the SoxProspects guys have those numbers, but don't disclose them as they are not public. They have mentioned that his exit velo is very low. They've been overly down on him before he even hit AA. I wanted to see him compete at each level before I made a judgement. I think he should be given a shot at MLB at some point, just probably not 2024.
  5. Have Slaten pitch 250 IP. Bernardino is older so you gotta be a little more careful with him, maybe only 225.
  6. They'll take real good care of him. Real good.
  7. I think he could eventually be a UTIL guy. To be a starting player, he'd really need to hit the ball harder.
  8. Last night exit velo and distance for Meidroth: 99 mph 60' forceout 98 mph 383' double 93 mph 15' groundout 86 mph 12' single 78 mph 4' groundout 76 mph 236' double 9 of the top 10 exit velos in the game went for hits with 6 XBH. Chase was not among them.
  9. I guess they need to make Slaten a starter.
  10. 21 2.5 bWAR 22 2.5 bWAR 23 2.3 bWAR 24 1.1 bWAR (on track for almost 3 bWAR) I'd say he's closer to 2.5 bWAR than 2.
  11. Their circumstances are different and they are different pitchers. Those pitchers noted are BETTER than Pivetta and they got less years than some expect Pivetta to for some reason. I was just responding to the idea that pitchers in their 30's typically get contracts longer than 2 years.
  12. For the past 4 years, he's been a 2-2.5 pitcher. I think that's more relevant that him trying to figure out MLB at age 24. Including 24, he's averaging 2.1 bWAR for the last 4 years if he dropped dead today.
  13. His issue is that if he can't really punish pitchers with power, they will just go after him in MLB. Why throw any pitch outside of the zone? He'll never make them pay. I would love to see a profile like his return to MLB, but I'm not sure it can work out.
  14. He's been good since he developed the sweeper last season. I don't know if he can stay healthy because that's a question I have with every pitcher now. Since 5/28/23: 0.953 WHIP
  15. Grissom is being paid the minimum. Dalbec is DFA/waiver candidate. Cooper is DFA/waiver candidate. Reyes was sent to AAA then traded. Valdez is a AAA guy and did not receive an extension. That's who you're comparing Rafaela's production with?
  16. Snell Stroman Wacha Kershaw Maeda Lesser than? Manaea, Woodruff (injury), Fedde, Martinez
  17. Sox are 17th in hitter fWAR and have a 99 wRC+. His place in Sox standings doesn't get me excited.
  18. Starters over 30 that got more than 2 years last season: Nola, ERod, Gray and Lugo. 9 starters 30 and over got exactly 2 years.
  19. Only 4 starters got that many years last offseason. Not seeing that in the cards for a guy who is a perennial 4/5 starter.
  20. That's the Wacha contract. Seems ok? IDK.
  21. They are a .500 club without Casas for sure. Maybe they'd be above .500 if he was around.
  22. The trade was whatever if you ignore the money aspect. Going over the CBT in that year was inexcusable and largely due to that trade.
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