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  1. moonslav59
    You answered yes to an either or question.
  2. moonslav59
    How do we improve on JBJ? Make a suggestion.
  3. moonslav59
    OPS over the last 14 days: (25+ PAs) 1.086 Chavis 1.059 Betts .890 JD .868 Devers .795 Vaz .786 Beni .716 Bogey .539 Moreland .494 JBJ .290 Pearce
  4. moonslav59
    The only "poor-handling" was not trading him before it got to the point where his value was low and we had no place to play a guy out of options.
  5. moonslav59
    There was no opening in the OF. You keep saying he needed more PAs. Who did he deserve to take PAs away on our 108 win team?
  6. moonslav59
    ...with Home field advantage all the way...
  7. moonslav59
    ...and one could argue about why I was sure we were going to win it all last year after just 21 games.
  8. moonslav59
    It's not "too bad." It's what he deserves. You only get a handful of ABs each week, when you don't distinguish yourself during countless chances and seasons of mediocrity or worse on offense.
  9. moonslav59
    I think Chavis stays and we trade or DFA Nunez or Pedey stays on the IL. Holt will stay.
  10. moonslav59
    I'm not one to think one's recent level of play necessarily projects what happens going forward. We have a very strong team- basically the same as last year, especially the offense. I don't see any reason to think we will hit this poorly going forward.
  11. moonslav59
    There's no reason to think they won't start getting hot now, instead of mid May.
  12. moonslav59
    Top Prospect OPS AAA: 1.032 Ockimey .954 Chavis .909 MMiller .866 Castillo .748 Lin AA: .887 Chatham .732 Curcio .692 Dalbec A+: 1.010 Duran (+ 9 SB) .921 Fitzgerald .807 V Acosta OPS Against AAA: .576 ERamirez .625 Shawaryn .629 JTaylor .649 JMejia .729 JSmith AA: .435 Schwaab .534 KHart .619 McGrath .622 MKent .637 THOuck .654 DHernandez .799 DReyes A+ .455 Bazardo .459 LoBrutto .541 BMata .646 APoliti .663 KCrawford .698 JMartinez .736 JCosart .738 Poyner
  13. moonslav59
    Yes, and what level they are playing in. Some are playing against guys older or younger, and that makes a difference. Here are the ages of our top prospects and their levels: 18: A Flores XST, DDiaz XST, Jimenez XST 19: Casas Greenville, BMata Salem, Howell Greenville, Northcut XST, Bello Greenville 20: J Groome IL 21: Scherff Greenville, Castellanos Salem 22: D Hernandez AA/MLB, T Houck AA, Feltman AA, Duran Salem, DReyes AA, Netzer AA 23: M Chavis MLB/AAA, Schellenger AA, Ockimey AAA 24: Lakins AAA/MLB 26: Poyner AAA/MLB 24: Chatham AA, Shawaryn AAA
  14. moonslav59
    Nice story, harm. My fist game was at Wrigley Field. It was a class trip from my school in Milwaukee. All I remember was Ernie Banks hitting a homer. (That was before the Brewers arrived from Seattle (the Pilots).)
  15. moonslav59
    2B not likely going to get any better, soon. Red Sox infielders Dustin Pedroia and Eduardo Nunez are set to embark on rehab assignments, manager Alex Cora said Sunday. Meanwhile, fellow banged-up infielder Brock Holt was scratched from his Triple-A rehab game Sunday because of right shoulder soreness (links via Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com). Pedroia landed on the IL on April 18 with yet another left knee injury, but he’s “a lot better” now, according to Cora, who announced he’s likely to play with Double-A Portland beginning May 2. Nunez, down since the 19th with a mid-back strain, will go to Triple-A Pawtucket on Monday and could be back in Boston by May 6, Cotillo writes. Holt has been on the IL since April 6 with a scratched right cornea, and there’s no word on how serious his shoulder problem is. When healthy, Pedroia, Nunez and Holt have posted pitiful production this year, which helps explain why Boston second basemen have recorded the AL’s worst fWAR (minus-0.9). Athletics first basem
  16. moonslav59
    They don't have to wait until mid May. We could go 10-5 in our next 15.
  17. moonslav59
    That's what I tried to argue way back when.
  18. moonslav59
    Did you notice he's not catching with AZ? We did him a favor by letting him learn other positions. He was never going to be our catcher. Either it was LF or DFA.
  19. moonslav59
    I'm not sure a team trading for JBJ is thinking that an extension is very valuable. To me, the biggest downfall of trading for JBJ will be his arb contract cost for his final year.
  20. moonslav59
    I've never been for trading JBJ, but I'll listen to any deal. We have no OF depth, and we will likely have a very limited spending budget, so maybe trading his salary will be part of the plan. Make me a suggested trade, and I'll respond.
  21. moonslav59
    Our next 15.... 3 v OAK (Velazquez, ERod & Porcello) 4 @ CWS (Price, Sale, Velazquez & ERod) 3 @ BAL (Porcello, Price, Sale) 3 v SEA (Velazquez, ERod & Porcello) 2 v COL (Price & Sale) (Then, we play 6 v HOU & 4 @ TOR.) Time to shine, guys!
  22. moonslav59
    He was hitting 92-94 pretty consistently, and he has looked improved, but you are right: he needs to do even better.
  23. moonslav59
    Player's trade stock does not rise and fall as much as you think based on one hot streak (or cold one).
  24. moonslav59
    I want him hitting more as well, and I said that. My point was that he has not been a total black hole the last 7 games he's played.
  25. moonslav59
    2 sucky losses in a row. I keep waiting for this team to "show up," but it hasn't happened... YET!
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