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Who is the greatest under-the-radar player in Sox history?
moonslav59 replied to Northern Star's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
He sure did. He was a salary dump in the Beckett trade. Yes, he fell fast and hard after the re-signing. -
Who is the greatest under-the-radar player in Sox history?
moonslav59 replied to Northern Star's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
The guy had four 900+ OPS years with Boston and three more over .800. He was pretty good on defense and handling pitchers, too. -
DD seems to be better at evaluating ML talent over young prospects. He's drafted 3 cycles. Usually, you start seeing results or at least some nationally recognized prospects emerge by now. This next draft will be his lowest picks ever. I'm trying to stay hopeful, but I don't see much evidence to be optimistic on this front.
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He has better control than most other options.... Career K/9 and BB/9 and 2018 K/9 & BB/9 Herrera 8.8/ 2.7 7.7/ 2.0 Familia 9.4/ 3.6 10.4/3.5 Ottavino 10.1/ 3.8 13.0/4.2 Kimbrel 14.7/3.5 13.9/4.5 Kelly 7.2/3.7 9.3/4.4
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Eovaldi is from the Houston area, but I'm hoping the love he felt from his teammates and the joy he felt from winning a ring with and for us will tilt the balance to Boston. I'm hoping it's not a 4 year deal, but I know that is likely what is needed to get him to choose the Sox.
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Also, I have every ticket stub of every game I went to.
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I'd have added Johnson and/or Chavis with Swihart, though.
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Who is the greatest under-the-radar player in Sox history?
moonslav59 replied to Northern Star's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
I loved VTek and was always a big fan (and defender at times). I'm not sure we win in 2004 or 2007 without him. -
I have a David Ortiz jersey, a bunch of T-shirts (only one with a name on the back- "Beckett") I have a Wally plush toy and a Sox beer mug. I have a WS baseball from SI. I have lots of Sox books. I have a tin pennant thingy but it doesn't have the 2018 update. I have a couple caps. I have a nice collar shirt just like the one Papi wore after winning the 2013 ring. It's getting worn out.
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The M's do hold the record for most wins in a season (216 in 2001), but no ring- no glory.
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How much money will they end up saving? This looks like another example of the one of the biggest contracts in history being a flop.
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Which might mean we didn't have what it took to get him, or we felt like he wasn't as good as the return might have been.
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Could be. We may never know if or if he didn't ever make a call.
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I know. If the reason to make the deal is to dump money, why pay most of it?
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MLBT reports... Craig Kimbrel Reportedly Seeking Six-Year Contract By Steve Adams | November 30, 2018 at 11:51am CDT Teams that have spoken to Craig Kimbrel’s camp early in the offseason have been told that the right-hander “is looking for a six-year deal,” tweets ESPN’s Buster Olney. It’s likely that there’s some degree of tactical negotiating at play here; free agents will always set out seeking a sum larger than the one they perhaps hope to find, and a six-year pact for Kimbrel would be precedent-setting.
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Colome is off the market. The Mariners announced Friday that they’ve traded reliever Alex Colome to the White Sox in exchange for catcher Omar Narvaez. I guess they liked him more than Swihart (assuming we offered him). I wonder if they'd have taken Swihart plus Johnson or Hembree (or maybe Chavis).
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The Mariners announced Friday that they’ve traded reliever Alex Colome to the White Sox in exchange for catcher Omar Narvaez.
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We didn't count on Brasier at the start of the year, but he did well. It's hard to plan on "getting lucky" again, but you are right- sign more guys like Brasier and you have a better chance one turns into Brasier. As for the 125 IP'd (less than 1/5th of our total RP IP, but most were very important ones) needing to be replaced, we could possibly, barring injuries to any pen arm, get more from these guys. Relief IP in 2018 62 Barnes same 60 Hembree same 55 Velazquez same, maybe more if no starts 41 Workman maybe +10-20 39 Johnson same, maybe more if no starts 34 Brasier should be +25-30 30 Wright who knows? 24 Thornburg maybe +25-30 22 Poyner maybe +25-40 15 Walden who knows? 7 Scott who knows? Gone 65.2 Kimbrel 62.1 Kelly 22.2 Pom 15.0 Cuevas 14.1 Smith 7.2 Haley 2.1 Beeks
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I think he is planning to improve his pen (luck) by obtaining 2 pitchers.
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It's been horrible since day one- insurance or not.
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I'm glad he's still in the system. I thought he showed promise before the injury.
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Yes. I think we need at least one very good RP'er or two solid RP'ers. This might be more accurate: ________ Barnes Brasier _______ Hembree Workman Thornburg Johnson/Vezaquez/Wright Poyner Scott Walden Brewer Lakins Josh Taylor Shawaryn/Shepherd/Josh Smith Feltman
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I thought we cut him.
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Possible pen current depth chart: Barnes Brasier Hembree Workman Thornburg Johnson/Vezaquez/Wright Poyner Scott Walden Brewer Lakins Josh Taylor Shawaryn/Shepherd/Josh Smith Feltman
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He may never get near to what he was that year with Milwaukee. It is a difficult injury to fully recover from, but if he does, we have a closer or a great set-up guy. I think we should plan on getting nothing from him, and anything he gives us will be a bonus.
