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Last year, no pitcher threw more than 84 IP. I think the logic behind 14 pitchers is to not wear down the staff. If other teams are not doing it, it might become an advantage for the Sox, even if one of the pitchers is Austin Brice...
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No idea. But he clearly can be effective at the 2019 velocity...
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So with an equal amount of inside info, you're claiming Sale was healthy and the evidence is 14 spring training innigs? Some facts: 1) He was shut down due to injury concerns in 2018. 2) IN 2019, he made his fewest starts and threw the fewest IP in his career since becoming an MLB starting pitcher. 3) He missed 2020 and is out for the bulk of 2021. 4) He spent the first 6 years of his career on one of the most underpaid contracts in MLB history, and the extension he signed was absolutely far less than he would have gotten as a free agent. The deal he did sign was for roughly the same money as Partick Corbin received that same off-season. And while Corbin is good, his career in no way equals Sale's. What appeared to happen to me is Sale knew he was having some issues and figured trying to pitch an entire season would cost him money by raising more health questions. So he played it safe and took the extension...
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No one is going to need that rest more than the pitchers. From what I understand, that is the entire logic behind the 14 man staff...
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Check out his 2013-2016 velocity...
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Less money. Sale, or to be more precise, Sale’s agent, probably had a good idea what a healthy Sale can make as a free agent. So why did Sale settle for that offer? Certainly his agent - whose advice he pays for - didn’t recommend it, especially since Sale spent the bulk of his career playing on a contract universally regarded as one of the most team-friendly (re: underpaid) in MLB...
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I highly doubt Sale - who is only in Boston because he is prone to outbursts against management - would have let anyone do that...
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Sure we would have. The day Mookie was dealt...
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Who should the Sox have play CF on opening day?
notin replied to mvp 78's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
Reportedly Verdugo’s favorite position is CF. But I would prefer him in RF and let Cordero try CF. Of course if Duran can take over the position, that works, too. They didn’t move Duran from 2b to CF so that he could become a corner OF in The Show... -
Well how much more versatility do they need?
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He only made 7 starts and threw 29 IP in the second half of 2018. And in three post season series, he started 3 games and went over 4 IP one time. Just because he wasn’t on the 60 day IL doesn’t mean he was healthy. Sale was MIA for most of the second half of 2018, signed his extension, and followed up with a very questionable 2019. And then missed 2020. It really looks like his problems started back in 2018. And that is NOT revisionist history...
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2021 MLB draft
notin replied to jacksonianmarch's topic in MLB Draft, International Signings, Amateur Baseball
I’d like a pitcher for obvious reasons, but Bloom has rapidly earned some trust. His “reach” to grab Nick Yorke is already getting positive reviews... -
Let’s not pretend there is no relationship between owing and spending. The bottom line is the Sox - even after two years of not spending - still have one of the highest payrolls in MLB. Now maybe Bloom will never get the greenlight to exceed the tax limit. But even that is not the same as saying they’ll never spend. It’s not that difficult to compile a team of 40 players making a total of $206 million, especially if half of them are pre-arbitration or making MiLB money...
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A heathy Sale was probably looking at a Scherzer contract...
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I never said “only.” But yeah, both can be had. I was debating about Robinson Cano as another one. I’d deal him for Price or Heyward, but I can’t see either of those NL teams taking a potential deadweight contract for DH who struggles to hit...
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2021 MLB draft
notin replied to jacksonianmarch's topic in MLB Draft, International Signings, Amateur Baseball
Apparently multiple sites have Ty Madden (Texas) ahead of Hill.... -
Yes because I assumed they'd be willing to dump the full $46million...
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Probably. Why would Baltimore deal him if it costs them money?
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Chris Davis is owed $46 million over the next two years. JDM is over $38.75 million in that same time frame. If you think Davis is cheaper, than you are definitely the accountant I want doing my taxes...
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So now that I have already seen two pitchers on my fantasy team get injured, I a m thinking I might have to pick up Jameson Taillon to replace one of them. Thus ensuring his season is filled with injuries and disappointment. Sorry, Yankee fans. I haven't had one of your pitchers on my team since I extended Luis Severino to a max contract prior to the 2019 season. (True story!!)
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It's not the most likely outcome, but it is possible. A lot depends on the pitching depth...
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Well, they will still need someone to be buying at that time. Trading isn't like sex; you can't do it by yourself...
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Sure. Maybe the Sox can get Chris Davis or Miguel Cabrera for him...
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I suppose urgency is a factor. If this team is awful, which will probably largely be caused by the pitching, it gives Martinez a longer leash to try and right the ship...
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Oh definitely. Maybe he can take over 2b, push Kike to CF, Verdugo to RF, and the Cordero/Renfroe platoon to LF. Cut Brice to make room...
