moonslav59

The M’s are also dangling Kirby.

I used to see the Miller High Life sign from our house in Milwaukee. Big neon sign that flashed through the night stop a massive building.

if being hyper critical of the Sox player showing most steady and highest growth is fair, I’m not sure what unfair could look like in your world. if every Sox player improved as much as Ceddanne has, we’d have won a ring last year and be on pace for 120 wins this year.

That is encouraging for Singer. Thanks for that info. I wasn’t aware.

Every player has ups and downs and few show the steady improvement Ceddanne has.

Now you ard just being silly. Abrupt does not have the meaning you want it to be. You have been more critical of Rafaela than every other Sox player combined , despite seeing him steadily, not abruptly improve in OBP, K rate, BB rate, OpS and WAR. Steady is the opposite of abrupt, dude,

He keeps thinking if many agree with him it means it’s true. he calls flip flopping “going with the flow” he still calls Brez “low” despite claiming winning is all that matters. of course he will misinterpret what I say again and repeat the same old behind the curtain tired ole cliche and spout more strawman bs. rinse and repeat. drive the 12th pick GM to the airport now, clown! Lmao.

It’s not abrupt and we’ve shown you over and over how he has steadily improved in many categories year after year. you refused to believe it, and an occasional bond throw to him after many big hits is hardly admitting anything. youve bashed him as much as praised him over this season so don’t pretend you’ve recognized him for who he is.

Some nice pitching last night.

Kinda like veteran Suarez, too.

Gotta love this trend. I’m not sure what is to come but it’s nice to see proof that making harsh judgments before all the facts are in is never a good idea. that includes those thinking this is a ring team. By season end, they could be eating crow just like the nay sayers could be now.

It seems only fair we send Cincy our injured guys for theirs: Houck, Crawford and Oviedo for Greene.

Fred must be rolling over in his cot in his mammas basement!

I want us to get a pitcher and know it will be an overpay. the Gray trade was a winter deal. It will cost more now. That was my point.

As the other Elvis would say… Less than zero!

Getting just one of these three asks would be a miracle.

I’d rather get Dustin May than Scherzer, and that’s no feather in May’s cap.

You were not alone. The Brez bashing rocketed despite many of us going over every winter move he made with a microscope.

Mead could DH or even be moved to LF. He could also play 1B when Willson bolts/retires.

The Angels rarely dumps controllable and promising players. Washington does.

But he's not on the market.

I suppose, but it would be Eyanson, Witherspoon, Gonzales and Valera. Maybe Soto, Primera or Delzine too or instead of someone.

Some wanted a near total teardown roster do-over. A lot was based on the notion that the record is all that counts, and those trying to say we weren't "that bad" were kidding ourselves. Some said our goal should be .500 and anything more was a pipedream or worse. Some were shocked that it seemed like we improved on a decent 2025 team, but were doing so poorly that our record was near the worst in MLB after a somewhat decent sample size. Pythagorean kept saying we were not a horrible team. Of course, none of us expected to see the team start playing like the best team in MLB, and we probably will not continue like this, but this is a pretty damn good team and not many changes have been made, except replacing injured players with subs. Since June 25th: 26-5 BOS 20-12 TBR 19-11 CHC 19-12 MIL Since June 1st (2 months) This is about half the season to date! 33-18 BOS 33-20 MIL 31-20 LAD 30-20 DET & CHC 30-21 MIA I think you can go back to May 27th and still show the Sox with the best record. We've been the best team in MLB for longer than being near the worst. Is it safe to believe, now?

High quality rental pitchers are very costly. Imagine the price for a controlled pitcher.

It's truly stunning what those three have done, and while DHam has not done all that badly, his OPS is .639. (1.2 bWAR in 256 PAs comes to about 2.6 in 600. His 0.3 fWAR seems more believable, to me.) Harrison & Drohan are doing very well, but we needed infield depth, and we now have 3 infield full timers.