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  1. I'm guessing that there may have been brief inquiries on a few guys that were quickly rejected. Barnes may have drawn some interest as a 6-7-8th inning guy. Ditto Workman. I'm sure teams asked about Hernandez. The rest, no.
  2. Listening to the game with Castiglione and company and they made it sound as if it went over the pole, though now that I think about it, they may have said higher than the pole.
  3. After the first inning he smashed a couple. Didn’t help him in the second unfortunately.
  4. I’ve said it before, solo homers usually don’t really hurt you (provided you keep the number allowed reasonable). 3 run homers do. And there was a big of bad luck on it; went right over the foul pole and probably isn’t a homer anywhere else except Fenway.
  5. True; probably too soon to go back to back with him.
  6. Seriously, adding a piece or 2 wasn’t going to fix the team. Unless/until the starting pitching figures something out, it wasn’t going to matter.
  7. Yep. Like I said, later on give Eovaldi an inning to see if he can get some sharpness. Hernandez an inning or two for experience. Ditto Taylor. We know what the others gave (or don’t have).
  8. Porcello can be his own long man tonight. Use Eovaldi late to get some work in.
  9. You have to have stuff of value to get value; lack of moves is as much about the barrenness of the Sox farm system as anything else. They couldn’t plug one hole without creating another. Example, you trade Beni for a bull pen piece and backfill with who?
  10. You determined Taylor is not a ML quality pitcher from throwing to 1 batter? I don’t understand why you are here and not on the staff of some MLB team.
  11. When did Toronto or Baltimore pass us in the East?
  12. It wasn't a pop up, so I guess it goes down as a soft line drive (radio guys described it as a very soft liner).
  13. Well, if nothing else, they've at least turned the line-up over so that Devers and Bogaerts will hit in the 9th (or earlier).
  14. Just my probably uninformed observation, but it seems like Vaz hits better with no one on.
  15. Puig's Indian debut may be delayed by a couple games. He's still in the game (or was) and got into a bench clearing brawl. Apparently some decent punches were thrown.
  16. Sox supposedly talking to Arizona about Andrew Chafin.
  17. Don’t bother, they’re here.
  18. I don’t think people realize how hard it is to hit major league pitching period. Put another way, you know the best pitcher you ever saw? He ain’t here. Best kid I ever faced was the #1 pick of the Blue Jays. I had faced him in Babe Ruth ball when he was a tall skinny guy with a curveball. I could hit him. A couple years later we were teammates on an American Legion team. He had added 20 pounds of muscle and was throwing 85. I couldn’t touch him in BP. He made it to AAA but never got the call.
  19. Chavis has no chance against Chapman.
  20. It looked like a strike until the last second and then the bottom fell out. You have to gear up for 100 off Chapman.
  21. Oh, the 1-0 pitch. Agree, it got Britton back in the AB. Can’t say for sure it would have gone to 3-0 since the pitch calls probably are different. Didn’t help though.
  22. I think the walks and less than stellar defense has had a lot more to do with it.
  23. You mean the one he fouled off? Way to close to take.
  24. Very likely called strike 3 if he doesn’t swing. Just a nasty pitch by Britton.
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