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  1. Sure seems like a lot of bad things flowed from the loss of Betts, like Bloom's crazy quilt outfield alignments...
  2. 1) Spreads them out more evenly. 2) The schedule of opposing starting pitchers is not that easy to nail down, especially with teams using openers and such. Seems like you see "TBD" listed more and more.
  3. You're assuming that all 9 were "rest days" and none were health-related. Scheduling mostly in advance makes sense to me.
  4. Omitting Freddy there reeks of leftyphobia...
  5. They really have a great feel for PR.
  6. Pedro also did the heavenward look coming off the field after the 7th.
  7. No, it will continue to be done and continue to drive you batty. Devers played 156 in 2019 and 156 in 2021. That suggests Cora's number of scheduled rest days for Devers has been 6 or thereabouts.
  8. Complete players are a rare species. Fools!
  9. If only the fools had this thought: "Forget about his offense, how in the hell are we going to replace Betts's defense for the next 10 years or so?"
  10. Ha! I just get obsessive about certain things. Yoshida is an above average MLB hitter. But I think it was a very bad signing in light of the cost, our tight budget, need for starting pitching, the fact Bloom signed 2 DH's, our bad defense and so on.
  11. Of course we don't really know what input Cora has into decisions like rest days. My take on Cora's comments this year was that he was somewhat frustrated with the state of the roster he was handed by Bloom, and he thought maybe too much attention was being paid to the future and not enough to the present. He would have gotten along fine with a lot of us on that!
  12. Yes, the wall doubles are a huge component of the Fenway Factor.
  13. Jeez, let's talk about adding pitchers, not subtracting the few good ones we have.
  14. I think Sale is worth a gamble for 1 more year at an AAV of 25.6 mill. Of course, I'm assuming that Henry is going to loosen the purse strings a little, too.
  15. What exactly does that prove? David Ortiz and Mookie Betts also played on losing Red Sox teams.
  16. I'm not in favor of trading Sale. I want as much pitching as possible.
  17. I'd rather have Sale than Giolito.
  18. In a perfect world, that looks like the one.
  19. IMO Wacha was good for the price, especially in an age where such a high % of pitchers have durability issues.
  20. The rotation stunk, but mainly because we had no one who was better than a #3.
  21. That's a pretty harsh take on a #5 starter. Pivetta's numbers over the last 3 years are fine for that profile.
  22. But Yoshida only had 2 HR more than Verdugo. AL left fielders must have been really bad this year, I guess.
  23. If you trade Duran, you only have one year left of Dugo, so you have neither of them in 2025.
  24. I think you mis-read Denny's post.
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