Bellhorn04
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Ben Taylor is DFA'd to make room for Nunez.
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Nunez signing is official.
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Another tweet from Red Sox Stats So JD, 5/$115M, 27/26/opt out/24/20/18. Done? Good.
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Price is saying the right things this spring. It's encouraging. One small clarification - I think it's Olney who made those comments about JDM signing with us, not Price.
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Yes, that absolutely could be a coaching issue. I think there are definitely reasons to be optimistic that we'll see better offense in 2018.
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Good one LOL July 2-4, 2018 - write these dates down on your calendar. Rays at Marlins for a 3 game series! What's the over-under on the attendance for these games, I wonder?
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Man you really buggered up the years in this post LOL
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Maybe some of the declines had to do with other teams taking advantage of our passive hitting philosophy - taking all those first pitch strikes.
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I agree that there were a surprising number of declines. The only thing I would point out is that some of the declines may be traced to injuries (Bogaerts, Hanley) and sample size differences (Benintendi). Also Betts said at one point that he was been pitched to differently and was making some adjustments etc.
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There's no evidence that the players don't still consider him one of the leaders though.
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Yeah that's gotta change.
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I'm just trying to interpret the information we're getting. When Mookie Betts says the team wasn't ready for the playoffs two years in a row that seems to be a knock on the manager. And of course the manager was let go in spite of back to back division titles. I defended Farrell quite a bit this year. But now there's new information to consider.
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No, I was talking more about blaming it on Pedroia this year.
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I just read some of Mookie's comments and they are a little surprising, because he's suggesting the team wasn't really ready for the playoffs the last 2 years. Frankly it all sounds like an indictment of Farrell. But let's not forget David Ortiz was on that 2016 team too. I thought he was the leader then! (I'm just saying that to show how unfair some of this stuff can be.)
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Who said what, exactly? Let's deal with the actual quotes.
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If there was turmoil it really didn't show up in the way the team finished this year. They were 18-9 in August and 17-10 in September. There was no collapse like there was in 2011. We're hearing there was some tension, and a lack of fun, but it's hardly a case of a team falling apart.
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No, they made a grave error in judgment and now it's been rectified! C'mon man, stop being such a party pooper...
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The only thing about Barfield is that they tried to convert him to a pitcher for a couple of years and that may have set him back quite a bit with the hitting. (Yes, I read the article on him by Speier in the Globe.)
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'Clubhouse of chaos'? Now you're getting carried away.
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If I was going to take a stab at reading between the lines, I'd say that the fact that Farrell was let go after winning the division 2 years in a row kind of points the finger in his direction.
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Although JBJ seems like a realistic candidate to be traded at some point.
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I was thinking Blaine Boyer.
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Why wouldn't we want him to consider himself a leader? He's got all the credentials. He's a highly accomplished veteran player who's been on 2 World Series winners and who's known for giving 100% effort.
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Optimism this time of year is good. One thing I've noticed though is how fast it disappears once the real games start. Just check out the game threads from the first few games of the season and you'll see it. I remember people getting down on Moreland last year because he started 0 for 8 or something.
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I'm with Spudboy on the batting order stuff. Drives me nuts. Let the manager take care of it.
