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  1. notin
    Well, right field at Fenway is so difficult anyway, why even bother? We need to focus on how elite that left field defense will be with both Gonzalez and Renfroe out there...
  2. notin
    I know, but it is, was, and always will be the stupidest way to handle the rain delay issues. The more off days you put at the front of the season, the fewer opportunities to make up games the rest of the way. Having an off day one day after opening day seems like the dumbest possible time...
  3. notin
    I had a former college roommate pass away about 18 months ago, before there was any talk of COVID. Had not seen him in a long, long time, but it was very weird to think about...
  4. notin
    This might be the trend going forward. April games sell out with greater frequency than any other month, since no one is eliminated yet. So playing more games in April and fewer in months with less interest like September feels like a business move...
  5. notin
    My wife got her second dose yesterday. I remain unprotected...
  6. notin
    Apparently any talk of a player’s deficiencies or of changing his position is tantamount to trade banter...
  7. notin
    In theory, if Dalbec was average and Devers was below average, why not? An upgrade is an upgrade...
  8. notin
    Proximity to the majors gives him better projections?
  9. notin
    And let us not forget the infamous Carl Mays - outstanding pitcher that some think should be a Hall of Famer. Best known for throwing the pitch that ended the life of Roy Chapman. But the guy pitched for 15 years and was 207-126 with a 2.92 ERA (119 ERA+). Mays was also the first of the players sold by Frazee to the Yankees, a list that included many quality Red Sox players such as Bullet Joe Bush, Sad Same Jones, Hall of Famer Herb Pennock, and some obscure guy named George Herman something or other. It probably did not help Mays' cause for either the Hall or even to say on the Red Sox that he reportedly had a reputation as being a very unpleasant human being and had a notorious reputation as a headhunter...
  10. notin
    And that Fisk guy...
  11. notin
    But without LaRoche, we might never have acquired Casey Kotchman and his .572 OPS...
  12. notin
    Puig is one of those guys where is both surprising and yet still unsurprising that he cannot get a job...
  13. notin
    Are you dissing the memories of Adam LaRoche and Adam Stern? It's weird to think that in the last 10 years, the Red Sox have had more players named Boof than named Adam...
  14. notin
    Now I am disheartened knowing we missed out on Adam Cimber, Adam Engel and Adam Plutko...
  15. notin
    Yes, Texas was clearly in Panic Mode
  16. notin
    I was saying that just the other day to Trey Ball...
  17. notin
    Very true.
  18. notin
    I did already start a thread for the former two time Sox pitcher on the General Baseball forum...
  19. notin
    I’m fine with Munoz over Arroyo. But Downs can wait for a starting job...
  20. notin
    Arroyo is the utility infielder. "Low ceiling" is in the job requirements...
  21. notin
    Not sure, but the original diagnosis had him out for 8 months after surgery, which he had on September 9th. So mid-May return?
  22. notin
    At age 53...
  23. notin
    So Duran is a better CF than Cordero?
  24. notin
    I’m not worried about the catching. The issues are more likely to be the tracking. But overall, the OF isn’t going to be the biggest issue defensively. We saw Verdugo last year. He won’t be Bradley in CF, but he won’t be Dwayne Hosey either. Renfroe’s metrics place him as an average RF. And Cordero’s metrics are weak but the sample sizes are way too small. Scouts have always liked his defense. But people who have never seen him play and fall back on the metrics might be disillusioned. The infield defense is the greater concern...
  25. notin
    I do think an outfield of Cordero-Verdugo-Renfroe might give the Sox the best combination of throwing arms in MLB. Those guys all have cannons...
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