Bellhorn04
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Snell isn't good enough to justify that kind of deal anyway. He's no Chris Sale.
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Farm decimator!
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Which led to one of the great works of Photoshop art. -
f*** Boggs, and the horse he rode in on.
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Trivia note on Mendoza: he was the losing pitcher in Game 3 of the 2004 ALCS, despite giving up only 1 of the 19 runs. And that was his last major league appearance, except for 1 for the Yankees in 2005.
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Ellsbury is the only one who was a bust for them, and he was a large one.
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Per MLB Trade Rumors: NC Dinos to post Sung-Bum Na.
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I don't think the Red Sox should be taking on one year deals with pitchers unless they're super cheap ones.
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We are prepared for anything and everything here.
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If we sign Bauer, we might be closer to a contender than you think. Plus it would get the fans a little more interested. Plus it would be a multi-year signing, obviously. Not saying that's what's going to happen, but if the Sox do make a splash signing, that'd be the one. Pitching, baby.
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The last few offseasons have been slow. This one probably will be even more so. It's only December 2, though.
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There have only been a handful of signings so far.
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Players and agents are also well aware of the current economic realities and might be in a bigger hurry to sign this offseason, so some of the bargains might come earlier than expected.
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I'm not sure it's a good idea to count on it. Every team needs pitching.
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So pretty much like the "bargains" Chaim scooped up for 2020 then.
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Because the rules changed pretty drastically.
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Will any of them be pitchers though?
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I'm pretty sure Bauer said he was now willing to sign a contract longer than a year.
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E-Rod signs for 1 year and $8.3 million, avoiding arbitration.
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A bit of Rays analytics mania involved there, perhaps.
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E-Rod signs for 1 year and $8.3 million, avoiding arbitration.
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Nobody ever predicts this stuff very accurately. Doesn't stop them from trying, though. It's like me and my weekly NFL picks vs. the spread. I fail almost every week and yet I go into the next week with renewed optimism.
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What do you predict he signs for?
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It's the ones who threaten to leave who never do.
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RD is not the same level of player as Mookie, and his contract expectations should reflect that.
