That's obvious by what they did before and after the trade deadline this year.
When I lived in LA, I never went to an Angels game because of the ongoing stories about rats in the concessions. It's really a terrible franchise from top to bottom.
I used actual winning % for 20, 21 and 22 and then project the remainder of 2023. You rounded down for 2020, made up a number for 2021 and rounded up for 2022. Why?
If you change one number it makes a perfect progression? Uh..........
.417 in '20
.546 in '21
.469 in '22
.444 in '23
Maybe that's the progression Bloom is going for?
Wouldn't they have Duvall's contract, Turner's contract, Kluber's contract, Kiké's contract and remaining cap space (assuming Devers uses Barnes/Bleier/Brasier/Tapia contract amounts)? That's closer to 35M to spend.
Oh, does he reach 650 often? What's the OPS this year? If he's a bad defender, why go for a guy with an OPS under 800? Weren't people trying to run Yoshida out of town and he's producing better than Renfroe?
That's fine. He's a good fit for a team that can field the ball. All I said is that a guy who gives up hard contact would not be best served with the Red Sox defense playing behind him. Is that wrong?
Braxton Garrett:
EV 15th percentile
Hard Hit 6th percentile
xERA 30th percentile
xBA 10th percentile
xSLG 23rd percentile
BRL 15th percentile
You're going to bring this guy to the Sox with this current defense? Yuck!