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  1. I've never said this once. You are clearly a troll, a person who has no memory or a person cannot understand basic English and/or logic. (maybe all of the above)
  2. Fire, focus & desire. Cora is the worst manager I have ever seen in a Sox uniform! (sarcasm alert)
  3. It doesn't seem to matter when we play there. It doesn't seem to matter how hot we are before we go there. It doesn't seem to matter how cold they are before we go there. It doesn't matter anything. We always seem to suck when we go there.
  4. I'm never projecting a winning record on a west coast trip again.
  5. Swoosh... "If I could be like Pike!"
  6. Sad that after a nice win, we had to be distracted by this clown.
  7. How manky times you see a glove come off the hand? Devers still worries me. Then a short throw home, although Swihart should have caught it. It's a snake bite season start.
  8. More than just screws. Weird how we were just talking about how this site needs so little moderator actions.
  9. Great points, and I think it's beyond "suggestions" for most teams.
  10. Yes, and when they are large, I like the idea of platooning or juggling the line-up, at least a little bit. On Pearce vs Moreland, Pearce has actually done better vs RHPs for a pretty large recent sample size but not career. 2016-2018 OPS vs RHPs .789 Pearce .760 Moreland OPS vs LHPs .902 Pearce .723 Moreland I thin, sometimes, people are blinded by the massive splits by Pearce and forget to notice that he's actually pretty good vs RHPs. Moreland has closed his gap over the years, but .723 is still too low for the 1B position. Another interesting Sox player is Holt. He actually has hit LHPs slightly better than RHPs (.706 to.702 career), but I occasionally hear posters talk about not playing Holt vs lefties.
  11. Certainly the short work in spring limited the chance for pitchers to get used to a new catcher, at least in game time scenarios.
  12. I'm probably Leon's biggest supporter on this site and a big believer in CERA-related skills, but the sample size is way too small to use as an argument to bring Leon back.
  13. Just sickening! It's the freakin' ninth inning in a one-run game -- for the love of GOD!
  14. Back to dumb mistakes. You can't hez like that....twice: a long hez out of the box and again rounding 2nd.
  15. "Nearly unheard of?" How about these 3 year totals: .308 87 HRs and 82 SBs. I know, I know, that's been done many times, but how many times with 3 GGs along the way? Still not convinced? How about all this done before his 26th birthday? My guess is this feat is very rare or "nearly unheard of." Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe it's happened "several" times.
  16. The problem HAS been the rotation not IS the rotation.
  17. The Astros & Guardians got worse, on paper, so standing pat actually gained on them. The Yanks arguably got better, but with all their injuries, who knows.
  18. We did have Tommy Harper, who accomplished the feat with the Brewers before coming to Boston.
  19. You worded it to make it sound like it was more than it was. It was no biggie, but it deserved being corrected.
  20. Actually, one going on two. Maybe the Yanks or Dodgers sign Keuchel or Kimbrel and/or trade for a big salary that bounces them ahead of the Sox in 2019.
  21. Well, Leon had much better numbers than Vaz with Sale and Price, so it could be that, but again, the sample size is way too small to blame any of this on Leon being demoted. It wasn't just a Leon vs Swihart choice. It also forced a Vaz vs Leon choice in catchers.
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