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  1. notin
    Were Crochet and Bregman bad moves? Or Narvaez?
  2. notin
    Shaw. Matt Shaw Matt Bush is the former overall first pick that went from SS to prison to relief pitcher to retirement. Bregman would replace Nick Hoerner, who has one year left and is reportedly being shopped. Shaw would move to 2b
  3. notin
    Part of the reason the Sox look at players like Contreras and his $41.5 mill over the next 2 years is they believe that he can be acquired without giving up Mayer. Like Mayer or not, his chance of being a starter on the 2026 Red Sox are probably 95% or higher as of today. And Donovan doesn’t make giving up Mayer worth it…
  4. notin
    The farm system fell because of 1) promotions and 2) the Garrett Crochet trade. Also a little unfair to mention the only difference in team performance is “one playoff win.” I mean, they did make the postseason and they were not exactly on the cusp of that in 2022, 2023, and 2024…
  5. notin
    Marte is a much, much better hitter than Albso, and it isn’t close…
  6. notin
    It’s really weird how the Sox could be a top 7 offense, lose Bregman, and suddenly they’re 3 players short. Or is it 5?
  7. notin
    Maybe Seattle is uninterested in Suarez because they’re interested In Bregman..
  8. notin
    What unusual tasks for an agent…
  9. notin
    Well, whoever replaces Toro/Lowe at 1b could be an improvement…
  10. notin
    Nitpicky stuff, but you were the one talking about the 2021 draft and mentioned Al Leiter…
  11. notin
    Or because the Sox need two infielders and trading Mayer for Marte still leaves the Sox needing two infielders…
  12. notin
    Jack Leiter. Al is his dad…
  13. notin
    I always wondered if the chatter of ABS influenced Pitt. Davis reportedly had weak framing skills as his biggest (only?) flaw, but the ABS system would have negated that…
  14. notin
    We hear this every off-season once transactions close on December 11th…
  15. notin
    Josh Bell. Not a true RHH, and honestly not as great from that side. But his impressive StatCast page feels like something to catch their attention…
  16. notin
    Boston might have had the same idea. If there is any truth to inquiries about Marte and Seager, it does support that idea…
  17. notin
    Well, the Sox were 7th last year. 5 runs behind 6th (Ari). 20 runs behind 3rd (Mil)…
  18. notin
    Wasn’t he?
  19. notin
    The Mets’ lack of interest is intriguing. They refused to go beyond one year last time. Why does the team that knows him best show so little interest?
  20. notin
    I have no idea who is high on their list. And even what it means when they’re “interested” in a player. Is that internal discussions? Negotiations? Clickbait? No idea…
  21. notin
    It depends on the wording. ”Best position playing Ranger.” I go Palmeiro. ””Best position player to play for the Rangers” Thats ARod easily…
  22. notin
    Seager only has four
  23. notin
    If Texas is asking for Tolle and Mayer, thats a big step down…
  24. notin
    You clearly have no idea who you’re replying to. He always knows the Sox motivations…
  25. notin
    Exactly, although I would point out Alonso was seemingly ideal, but at Fenway he likely just pounds numerous line drives off the Monster. Still, he’s a big step up over Toro. Everyonevdesperate to offload all our prospects should take note of the Alonso deal (hint, hint drewski). Baltimore finds Alonso easier to afford because they didn’t unload their prospects for veteran talent. They kept them and found they can now budget any player they want…
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