Bellhorn04
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That horse is dead.
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Pure speculation based on nothing. We already know that Mookie came close to accepting a previous offer for a lower amount, so there's nothing to suggest the Sox weren't bargaining in good faith.
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That's just speculation. If it's true that he countered with $420M, maybe that was the real problem.
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??? We did offer Betts $300M.
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Devers.
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Sale makes over $20. Devers would make it two. A team as rich as the Red Sox can afford 2 or 3 guys at $20 mill or more, I'd say. And that's it.
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Yeah, when the highest paid pitcher in the game and certified sticky stuff user says that, it really makes you feel warm and fuzzy.
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Unless one of the quarters is a collector's item.
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The fact is that they won't keep both Bogey and Devers.
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That's negative commentary on both the player and the park!
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Beni really fattened his WAR at the end of the year. Arguably in 'garbage time'. His OPS was .689 on Sept. 3, 1.048 the rest of the way.
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Baseball America's ranking is obviously the correct one. Keith Law can take a hike.
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That's an odd example, since it has nothing to do with building the farm.
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And that certainly does happen with some teams.
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It'd be a lot of work, but I have no doubt there would be a significant correlation. Can you think of any way it would HURT to have a strong farm?
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Consigliere...
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What jumps out at me is that for there to be collusion there has to be an attempt to deceive and defraud. Such as a secret agreement not to make market value offers to free agents. But the way MLB is structured, the owners have to have a joint bargaining position.
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I make errors like that one quite a bit.
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The only surprise for me is Valentin. Didn't realize he charted that high.
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Yes, Millar's cheerful bravado before Game 4 is an amazing thing to behold. And he was instrumental in the comeback. I'd certainly buy him a drink if I ever see him in a bar.
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Agreed.
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Yaz had a 1.047 OPS in 17 postseason games. Which doesn't include his home run and RBI single in the 1978 playoff game. He was clutch. He just didn't have as many opportunities.
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Ortiz was a better hitter, Yaz was a better all-round player.
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Yes.
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I don't think it's too early at all. Last year Red Sox Truck Day was February 8.
