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  1. Tradable players in my eyes (IME?) include Duran, Mayer, Eyanson, Witherspoon, Phillips. Preferably not all of them. I’d include Story but he isn’t likely to bring back much, unless Atlanta goes for my Story/Sean Murphy swap…
  2. KC doesn’t have much to help Boston. Maybe the Sox could bring back Schreiber, but that’s about it. KC was in the postseason as recently as 2024. Doubtful they blow that up just because they missed this year.
  3. I think the inactivity helps, considering activity usually injures him…
  4. Stop being agreeable. I miss the days when you made me defend Eric Byrnes…
  5. I was never as down as most, but I have been preaching “sell” at the deadline as recently as 6 hours ago. But every win makes a deadline sale look like a worse idea….
  6. Detroit is 44-52, but +24 in run differential…
  7. I love Cheng and Seigler. Seigler is slumping a bit but Boston needs to keep them both…
  8. He’s having a bad year. It happens. A year ago, Connor Wong was going through July with fewer RBI than thumbs and an OPS that would only be scary as a cholesterol level. It was just a bad year and no one even thinks about it anymore…
  9. Mayer is in a precarious position with the scrap heap players outperforming him and the team’s top prospect breathing down his neck. If Mayer isn’t activated before August 3, he might have played his last game for Boston…
  10. No. Hank Greenberg in 1935 was the biggest snub ever considering he had 100 RBI at the break and his own manager was picking the team. Gray was a big snub, but honestly, not sure where it ranks…
  11. Yeah. On the Angels. He’s the new Tim Salmon, but with less upstream features…
  12. The worst thing is - he had a choice between Soto, Trout or Jones….
  13. Ok, apparently he is a good SS. I just bowed out from committing to anything on his 200 inning sample size in MLB. Hes a really good player if you get the 6 fWAR Garcia from 2025. But I’m really not obsessed with him as a solution and think KC likely prefers to keep him…
  14. Anthony forgot how to drive the ball? https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/savant-player/roman-anthony-701350?stats=statcast-r-hitting-mlb
  15. Well, you asked which two as well. Id prefer to hold Arias over Mayer, who is not without trade value himself. Also bear in mind, my goals are probably lower than yours. I want a LF/DH and a RP, and thats it. That can probably be had for far less, but the current players are winning now. Thsts if I was buying. I prefer to sell of Chapman, Gray (with cash), and Duran and reload for 2027…
  16. Eyanson and Witherspoon are the no-brainer preferences over Arias and Early. Arias’ rise might make Mayer more available on my eyes…
  17. No idea if Byrnes talks to Giants personnel, but he is a Bay Area celebrity with enough of a Q factor to do Auto Shield commercials 16 years after retiring from a mediocre MLB career, plus a brief career on the FOX MLB broadcasts as an analyst. Does he have better insights into that team than I do? Absolutely. And he probably at least has more access despite his repeatedly acting on camera like a total deuce bag. Dont ever make me defend Eric Byrnes again…
  18. The Sox have three shortstops better defensively than Story already. It doesn’t help that two are on the IL right now…
  19. I preferred Jason Sudeikas as the devil, taking credit for the latest Astros’ World Series win…
  20. Now officially classified zoologically as a zombie…
  21. I am married to an Italian woman who, if she was reading this, would laugh out loud right before telling me “thats not funny!”
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