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  1. notin
    Just put him out on Lansdowne Street and stamp Return to Sender on his forehead
  2. notin
    It’s not like we sang songs around the campfire about Jonathan Arauz. The Sox were due for a miss. It’s ok. ..
  3. notin
    IKF is actually a very good all-around player. Great defender and very versatile. He’s been a starter for the bulk of his career for a reason. And he had some key hits today. If the Sox didn’t have him, we’d probably be seeing more Sogard or similar. Yippy…
  4. notin
    You do realize IKF was brought in for a bench role and not in place of Alonso or Schwarber, right? At best he took Refsnyder’s spot on the bench and payroll. Not Bregman’s….
  5. notin
    They could activate Sandoval…
  6. notin
    Isn’t Oviedo on the IL?
  7. notin
    It was also never going to happen. Story was going back to SS once Bogaerts left…
  8. notin
    12 years ago? They’re due to cut bait…
  9. notin
    He’s fine at what he does, but he’s really a low power contact hitter…
  10. notin
    Sooner or later, Boston will realize it’s ok to cut bait with a Rule 5 pick. Who was the last one they returned?
  11. notin
    But he already sign Story the year before. Kike at SS was because of a Story injury. The problem wasn’t that the Sox didn’t stockpile 9 figure contracts at SS; the problem was the replacement once Story went down was an oft-injured player who spent the entire season injured and never suited up for a single game…
  12. notin
    Chang had a .564 OPS with Boston. That’s better than Story, Durbin, Mayer and Narvaez…
  13. notin
    I don’t recall a lot of teams being interested in Duran. San Diego was, but their farm is barren at this point…
  14. notin
    He has only 2 quality starts out of 5 so far…
  15. notin
    The Sox didn’t get IKF instead of Alonso; they got William Contreras instead of Alonso. And it’s looking like the right move.
  16. notin
    Actually they were a much better team when they focused on simpler metrics. Just get back to OBP…
  17. notin
    Correct. After 84 PA this year, Anthony has a .692 OPS. After 81 PA last year, Anthony had a .637 OPS. And from then forward last year, Anthony had a .941 OPS…
  18. notin
    The Sox don’t have the worst lineup in MLB. Not even close. But theyre getting outscored by weaker lineups like Minnesota and St. Louis. My theory is Cora is trying to get Breslow fired. It does explain why Cora is suddenly so stupid…
  19. notin
    Andruw Monasterio batting second? Cora has clearly forgotten all the metrics that got him hired in the first place…
  20. notin
    That means so much coming from a guy who emptied his bench to make a lineup to face a two time Cy Young winne
  21. notin
    Minnesota is 11-10 and less than a year ago, dealt away nearly a dozen players, including the bulk of an outstanding bullpen, and in return so far have received Mick Abel, Taj Bradley, and James Outman. Well, they did fortify their lineup by splurging on Victor Caratini and Josh Bell. Yay…
  22. notin
    The Sox younger players are not the problem? Anthony, Durbin and Mayer are all off to bad starts. In Snthony’s case, his numbers are league average. Narvaez is 27 but only on his second year. He’s been awful. Some vets like Duran, who has been terrible and probably should be benched. And Story in the field has been bad. By the way, saying players are in their prime answers nothing. It’s not etched in stone for every player, and plenty of 27yo have bad seasons. Struggling veterans happens every year. But the Sox have 4 starters added to the mix that have two years or less and are flat out not hitting. That’s a big chunk of their lineup. The bright side is most of the younger guys will get better. How much better is TBD. All off-season, you kept listing who the Sox needed to replace. Well, outside of Durbin and Contreras, they went internal with these guys. My question is - do these guys get a longer leash than Campbell?
  23. notin
    So your point? Trying to counter my point that the Sox are struggling because the bulk of their team is younger, struggling players? “The Pirates have young players and they’re scoring, so that cannot be it!” type message? Hmmm.. how to counter this utter nonsense? I have two options. 1. A reminder that the Pirates have completely different young players who are not struggling. Maybe I could even ask for a post with side-by-side numbers? 2. Counter with equivalent nonsense. Such as, by this logic, the Sox issues are definitely not related to payroll, since the Mets have spent a fortune and they are horrible. Ditto the Blue Jays and the Giants. Also, this negates the Sox need for a superstar bar, since the Mets have the best one and it’s already established that they suck. You choose…
  24. notin
    Only 4 (former Sox/current DBacks GM Mike Hazen, Guardian’s President Chris Antonetti, Brewers’ GM Matt Arnold, Rays’ executive Peter Bendix) declined. In the case of Bendix, he was interviewing for and eventually got the position of POBO with the Marlins…
  25. notin
    Well, you did mention Bradley, who was only an LCS MVP. And frankly, it’s unfair to hold Stanley and Schiraldi’s bad inning against Barrett. Especially since Marty was instrumental in having that 2 run lead in the first place. Also, was Mike Lowell’s home run really “pivotal”? It put the Sox up 3-0 in the seventh inning in a series they lead 3 games to none. They don’t necessarily lose the game without it, and extremely doubtful they lose the series…
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