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  1. Raffy has shown more negative emotions, this year, than I think I've seen in all his previous seasons combined.
  2. I think Strahm has done more good than bad, this year and at $3M, I'd say he was a decent signing. Not great or very good, but pretty good.
  3. His last 3 games were 9th inning save situations, but right before that, he was used in the 8th, a lot.
  4. Pearce was a lesser signing, but same thing- based on playoff heroics, only.
  5. The only way I might make a Sale type trade, now, if if the player has 3+ years of team control. That way, the deal helps now, and when we get to "that time." Someone like Cabrera with 5 years of team control might be worth it. I don't think Bloom will make a Sale type trade, this winter. It's not "that time," yet.
  6. I'm 100% fine with what DD did. I also accept the consequences of what he did as a necessary and unavoidable thing.
  7. We may go with Whitlock and Houck as "relief aces" with neither having the defined traditional closer role. I know many here are doubtful on Schreiber repeating what he did, this year, but that guy has some nasty stuff. He has not done this with smoke and mirrors. Now, RP'ers are known for "losing it" and "regaining it," often, but I'm counting on him as a solid set-up man in 2023. Barnes is winning back my respect as another solid or semi-solid set-up man for 2023. The big staff question will be on moving Houck and or Whitlock to the rotation.
  8. So, pereles 11th or 12th and Jordan 18th?
  9. I was all for the Sane trades, and the ends justified the means on most of the others ones. I'm fine with what DD did, because it worked, but I can't deny what he did has consequences, which we are facing now. It's no coincidence we've only seen a handful of prospects come up since the DD years. Houck, Dalbec and Duran are the most notables with Casas knocking on the door, as we speak. I'm do not think trading so many top prospects is the answer, but a Sale-type deal hear and there is fine, and even called for, when we feel we are "that close." Is now, that time?
  10. DD was blasted for trading over 20 Sox prospects that were, at one time or another, a top 20 prospect in the Sox farm system. It's apples to oranges and NOT hypocritical. BTW, I think DD went to far, but I still thing he was a great GM, and the "going too far" worked. I'm fine with the consequences, too. The ones we are going through, right now.
  11. I don't think any poster is always against trading farm pieces. Kimmi is probably the most reluctant. I've always been fine with a trade, here and there, when needed most, but I'm not for trading top prospects for 1 or 2 years of team control- maybe 2 years of an ace- only. We also realize Bloom might need his arm twisted to do it.
  12. Would you give Rafaela, Duran and Wikelman for Barlow (2 yrs of control) & Coleman (5 yrs)? BTV accepted this.
  13. Bogey will get one, if not extended.
  14. Fair enough. The thing I like about Coleman is the 5 years of team control remining and some ML experience that shows he has promise. His 4.6 BB/9 is scary, but he K's more than 9 and has allowed on 6.3 Hits per 9 and 0.6 HR/9. I think Wikelman has a lot of promise, but we need set-up guys in the pen, ASAP.
  15. Would you give Wikelman for Coleman?
  16. I'd rather we offer neither one a QO than just Nate. Nate's age and injury history is not good. Wacha has missed time, too, but I like him better. Both would be high risk.
  17. It would probably take more than Duran, Seabold & Murphy to get Coleman, but look what we got for Diekman.
  18. 16 BBs in just 74 PAs is a nice start. While 17Ks is not ideal, it's not that bad either. It's strange that he has no doubles, yet- just 5 HRs for 5 XBHs. If he can stay near .365 for an OBP and hit 5 Hrs every 75 PAs, he'll be a huge plus, no matter what his BA of K% is.
  19. I don't think we offer Nate or JD a QO. Bogey and Wacha, yes.
  20. The thing is, picking who those 5-6 might be was hard.
  21. Vaz, JBJ, Iggy and Alex Wilson gave quite a bit. Tazawa gave 3 good years and not much afterwards. Noe had a 5 year stretch of slightly better than "fungible."
  22. How many gave 3+ years after the top 5? JBJ Alex Wilson Iggy Vaz Doubront Tazawa Noe Ramirez
  23. I did not say anyone was untouchable. Remember I caught flack for suggesting Casas be traded. I think Rafaela & Wikelman could net us a solid SP'er, but maybe a decent third player would have to be added.
  24. One trade on the BTV site caught my eye: Duran to KC for Dylan Coleman. I doubt KC would make this trade, but if we added Seabold or Murphy, maybe they would. That would fill one pen slot without losing much from the farm. Then, make the much discussed trade with the Marlins for a SP'er. If we are forced to take Garcia or can get them to add OF'er Berti, we'd fill the RF slot as well. (Getting two SP'er would be another great idea, if possible.) I'm not sure what it takes, but if we have to part with a top prospect or two from Rafaela, Yorke, Mata, walter or Wikelman, it would allow us to spend more money on SS and the pen. I know this is pure speculation, and these ideas are not new, but I think this is the only way we can get relevant in 2023 without going over the tax line, unless Bloom strikes gold with every signing.
  25. I knew something was off. Turner, cabrera and pen help might be enough.
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