Bellhorn04
-
Posts
54,662 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
75
Content Type
Profiles
Boston Red Sox Videos
2026 Boston Red Sox Top Prospects Ranking
Boston Red Sox Free Agent & Trade Rumors, Notes, & Tidbits
Guides & Resources
2025 Boston Red Sox Draft Pick Tracker
News
Forums
Blogs
Events
Store
Downloads
Gallery
Everything posted by Bellhorn04
-
a) That DH's do get injured. Last I checked, it was not playing at all.
-
It's only recently anybody knew what the hell OPS was. Nobody knows exactly know how to calculate WAR, but it's easy enough to look up. -
To me JH seems like he wants to be the smartest guy in the room. Devers getting seriously injured after the team has cashed in for the year would be very un-smart.
-
Maybe you didn't notice, but our DH has been on the IL a while...
-
DH's seem to get injured too...
-
Not when it's the smart move to keep him from getting injured in meaningless games, and dropping in the standings might mean a higher draft pick. And we know JH is all about being smart and patient and not focusing too much on the present.
-
Kutter Crawford vs. Zack Wheeler How's Dombrowski's team doing the last few years? Haven't really been keeping up.
-
The thing is though, once they sell off, there are other things that will tend to affect the record in a negative way. Winning games just won't matter any more. That can affect everyone's attitude and the managerial approach. If Devers has a sore knee in August you might tell him to take the rest of the season off.
-
HAHAHAHAHA Good one.
-
Oh yeah, if Breslow picks the sell lane, I think we'll be getting back prospects. Personally I'm having nasty visions of 2012 redux. But I have a pessimistic bias these days with the Sox.
-
I think it'll be hard to win 81 if we move all those guys, with Pivetta being the real killer.
-
Well, you do like to be deliberately obtuse sometimes.
-
Probably not, but who says you have to win the division. It's 2024.
-
They will counteract this potential problem by moving Pivetta, Jansen and O'Neill at the deadline.
-
Well, let's see. If we're crediting everything to John as you seem to be doing, he's also proven quite conclusively that he can lose, and lose a lot, with a good shot at finishing under .500 for the 7th time in 13 seasons.
-
As far as I can tell, Sale has a 5.50 ERA in his last 3 starts (with a 2.65 FIP). Two of them were very good. Yes, he had one very bad start.
-
The suspense is killing me, who is it and why does it matter?
-
Random variations, nothing new.
-
Should have read: the 2016 team was 92-64.
-
And your whole point is based on the totally arbitrary opinion that 93 wins isn't a strong number. All you're looking at is that one number, with no context. The 2016 team had a run differential of 184 for a Pythagorean record of 98-64. They were 88-64, had the division wrapped up and lost 5 of their last 6.
-
The Even Stevens did it again.
-
I'm going with zero, as part of my new policy of realistic expectations.
-
Flexen has a golden opportunity for a perfect game today.
-
On the plus side, Craig, unlike Bloom, won't have any reason for uncertainty about which lane to pick at this year's trade deadline.
-
What I'm saying is, any year in which the second place team had 92 wins or less, 93 wins would have sufficed.
