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They’re record is a FULL GAME better…
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Mookie Betts and David Price have been traded to Dodgers
notin replied to Jasonbay44's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
Those were all under different regimes, though. Lester was under Cherington. Bogaerts was under Bloom. Mookie did it under Dave “Open Checkbook” Dombrowski… -
It’s a useless stat. A pitcher can get a blown save in any inning, but only a save in the final inning. Last year, Ryan Brasier was credited with a blown save in the FIFTH INNING of a game vs Tampa. Do you know how hard it is to get a blown save in the fifth inning? And what does that have to do with the ability to close out games?
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I guess. But they don’t pay anything until 2026. Apparently if anyone offers him his 2028 team option of $25mill Miami pays $10mill of that, too. That actually increases the likelihood of exercising it, because there is a $10mill buyout in the option ii it’s not exercised, so essentially by paying just that extra $5milo, you get another year of Stanton. That could be bargain…
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Mookie Betts and David Price have been traded to Dodgers
notin replied to Jasonbay44's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
The thing is, Mookie never said that when he was here. Not even when reportedly offered a $300mill/10 yr contract… -
You need another “[“ in front of your last “/B]”
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I’m not overly confident. I’m positive they will be out (or at best, make a token effort to get their names in the press) on Ohtani, Urias and Nola. The best I could see them being seriously linked to is Snell, but I’m not very confident there either. I’m expecting something more like a one year rebound deal like Severino or Marquez or (worse yet) Brad Keller. They’re more likely to do the actual spending in the bullpen…
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I think they were too complacent with their “we can just wait for injured players to get back” solutions…
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Why? I know the initial “Y” is about all Yoshida has in common with Yaz, but I’m ok with him in LF if the infield can be made respectable…
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Oh I would predict Raffy will be at third as well, but I still think moving him to 1b and upgrading the D is the better plan…
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Gambrell was the one part of that trade I looked at and thought “why?” I didn’t even ask that about Franchy…
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I believe so, but they’re only paying $20mill of it…
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Cashman will have multiple offers should he ever get fired…
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Free agency is usually when a team overpays for a player in his 30s to compensate him for his accomplishments in his 20s that were for another team…
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Coupled with a few other deals, like Stanton - $129mill over 4yrs Cole - $180mill over 5 yrs Rodon - $139mill over 5 yrs
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The Yankees are a competitive team against everyone but the Red Sox. Vs. Sox 1-10 Vs. Everyone Else 59-54. That’s a .522 winning pct or an 85-77 pace…
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And given his 2022, didn’t it make sense to let him walk? Especially since Turner has replaced him more than adequately…
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The $6.7mill buyout all but ensures he’s not exercising his player option. So he might come back as a free agent…
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That’s why next year, Devers needs to be part of a 1b/DH situation (with Casas) and the Sox need to sign Matt Chapman for 3b. And sign Isiah Kiner-Falefa because 1) he’s a versatile defender capable of playing multiple positions well, and 2) our finally pitchers can stop facing him since he can’t hit anyone else…
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Well, that’s not my call. But they really don’t seem to work out very often if at all for the Red Sox (and many other teams)…
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Porcello’s contract was terrific from an IP standpoint. If a contract working out includes one awful year and one completely missed year on a 5 year deal, then Lackey worked out. Of course how many people were thinking this was a good contract 3 years into it? Eovaldi did pitch 2 full seasons, but one of them was only 60 games long. He shouldn’t be penalized for that, but he also shouldn’t be credited with pitching all of 9 games without getting hurt as a sign his durability woes were behind him…
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Please name the last long term pitching contract the Sox gave out that worked…
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Eovaldi is more of a racehorse than a workhorse. He has all the talent in the world and surprising velocity that seemingly comes from nowhere all wrapped up in a physique more befitting a high school gym teacher than a multimillion dollar professional athlete. But just like you wouldn’t want Secretariat to pull your plow, you don’t want Eovaldi to anchor your staff. His penchant for throwing as hard as he does as often as he does is not a formula for long term success and certainly not for durability. The Sox did offer him a QO and make him a contract offer, reportedly for more money than Texas did. Of course, if he reaches certain incentives, his current 2 year $34mill deal becomes a 3 year $63mill deal. Eovaldi chose to bet on himself. I don’t know the incentives, but given he is currently on the IL, it might have been an unwise bet…
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Exactly. A pitcher who threw less than 49IP combined in 2019-2021…
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As he has been only one of two pitchers on that team the entire time, this is not surprising. That you’re essentially saying he threw more IP than Sale is even less. 461 regular season IP over 3.9 seasons really isn’t “workhorse” caliber stuff. It’s roughly 118 IP per season. Normally SP who only last 118 IP are candidates for improvement or replacement, not extensions and raises…
