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  1. Behindenemylines
    Next 4: Witherspoon, Eyanson, Arias, and Gonzales
  2. Behindenemylines
    I am really impressed with the Sox prospect pitchers. Both Tolle and Early are ready, but will start the year at AAA. Pitching and D still wins championships, and after years of wondering why the Sox couldn't produce pitchers, they finally are doing it.
  3. Behindenemylines
    I agree! The increase in power will have to come from the young guys: Anthony, Abreu, Mayer, and Rafaela, plus from his showing this spring Duran might have more power in him. I guess you could think that Contreras and Durbin may hit a few more homers because of Fenway.
  4. Behindenemylines
    The Parades ship has sailed. The way Duran has looked in the spring there is no way I trade him at this point. I think the Sox will open with Durbin at third and Mayer at second.
  5. Behindenemylines
    IKF signing looks more as a reaction Romy's injury. He has played some first base in the spring and can be a backup to all infield positions. If Mayer struggles against lefties, then maybe there is a platoon situation. I don't think he was every signed to be a full-time starter.
  6. Behindenemylines
    I agree! I like Bregman as a player, but not at that money. I think the Sox will mist Bregman the most in the clubhouse helping the kids improve. The Sox power increase is going to have to be the young guys picking up the slack.
  7. Behindenemylines
    I think the Cubs wanted Tolle or Early as part of a package for Hoerner. I like Hoerner as a player, but I think Tolle and Early were non-starters for the Sox.
  8. Behindenemylines
    Pedroia played with a chip on his shoulder because all he heard was he would not make it because of his size. Hopefully, this kid has a little of that in his makeup. I'm sure he heard the same things from everyone. I'll take the numbers he put up last year and SOLID D!
  9. Behindenemylines
    I'm hoping that he has figured it out. Campbell's right-handed bat would look good in the Sox lineup.
  10. Behindenemylines
    I think with the balance in the AL 90 wins gets you into the playoffs. On paper the Sox improved their pitching and defense. I'm betting the pitching depth and improve D gets them in the playoffs.
  11. Behindenemylines
    Not having AL and NL is a non-starter for me. Does tradition not mean anything. If you add one team to each league you can still have the traditional teams in each league. Ax
  12. Behindenemylines
    At this rate maybe the Sox will sign me to play second base. I played second base in high school. I hit .300 for my high school career and have a decent glove! lol
  13. Behindenemylines
    Sandlin much like Hicks has a big arm. As a starter there are a lot of arms a head of him on the depth chart though. The Sox tried him as a reliever at AAA and he boomed. So to use him in a trade to move Hicks is a win in my book.
  14. Behindenemylines
    Looking to catch lightning in a bottle, or throwing everything at the wall and hoping something sticks.
  15. Behindenemylines
    Right now 2B is set up for Cora to platoon. As of right now I don't think the post trade deadline 2B is part of the organization unless someone plays above and beyond their past track record. The Sox will start the season and see if the pitching -defense is a winner for them. With so many young players you don't know how the offense will do. If they score enough with a defense first second basement this might work.
  16. Behindenemylines
    The Dodgers spending is what is going to lead to the lockout! Right or wrong other teams don't or can't spend like them. What they are doing is what the Yankees use to do. A team that spends like that can cover up for mistakes (players not playing up to their contracts) and injuries . The Dodgers had a lot of salary that didn't make their playoff roster last year.
  17. Behindenemylines
    This is as strong of a rotation the Sox have had in a long time. The depth is great as well. Having Bello as the 4, when last year he was number 2 shows the strength!
  18. Behindenemylines
    Tristen who, we hardly knew you. His place on the 40 man was redundant! Never really got that trade.
  19. Behindenemylines
    Injuries and hot bats will have a lot to do who is in the daily lineup. What looks like extra bodies now, usually takes care of itself.
  20. Behindenemylines
    The Sox are right there with the New York teams. The hope with the Sox is that the younger players take the next step and will increase the fWAR in 2026.
  21. Behindenemylines
    Agree! He broke down last summer. I don't see this contract aging well!
  22. Behindenemylines
    The deeper I look at his number the more I am liking this signing. Teams that have to see Crochet and him in back-to-back games are going to struggle. Crochet hard stuff and Suarez's soft stuff. I think it makes them both more effective.
  23. Behindenemylines
    After his fast start the pitchers changed their approach to him, and he didn't make the adjustment. Good hitters are constantly making those adjustments.
  24. Behindenemylines
    I don't think the other Suarez plays D good enough for what the Sox need. If you are going to win with pitching then you need the D!
  25. Behindenemylines
    Unfortunely, Cubs are going to want one of them in any trade for Hoerner.
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