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  1. notin
    Not to mention his argument that the Orioles would magically revert to the 2024 team’s 91-71 record despite no longer having Corbin Burnes and Grayson Rodriguez (combined record 28-9). They did add the mega-talented but oft-injured Trevor Rogers to pick up some of that, but overall I am sticking with my argument that a lot of these evaluations of other teams is being done without actually looking at those other teams…
  2. notin
    Baseball Digest had their 2026 preview, with their predictions for AL pistseason AL East 1. Toronto 2. Boston (WC) Yankees in 4th, missing the postseason AL Central 1. Detroit 2. Kansas City Not sure about KC over Cleveland here. AL West 1. Houston 2. Seattle
  3. notin
    90 wins and 4th place, FYI, is actually NOT reasonable. The AL East isn’t going to be that dominant and those teams do all play each other. Also your faith in Baltimore is solely based on getting Pete Alonso, right? And not on scoring 110 runs fewer than Boston last year and already losing two starting infielders?
  4. notin
    Doesn’t PECOTA make projections by comparing players stats at similar ages and assume they will match up at later ages? So for, say Wilyer Abreu’s age 25 was similar to former journeyman Jon Nunnally, the PECOTA system assumes their age 26 season’s will align as well. i know every projection system has flaws (except the remarkably accurate WAPM) and anything designed to predict the future is going to be wrong at times,, but the PECOTA system just feels lazy…
  5. notin
    Just because a player has more trade value doesn’t mean he’s a better baseball player; it just means he is better relative to his salary…
  6. notin
    No, but maybe stop placing holder posts…
  7. notin
    Ridiculous. Just because they didn’t spend what you wanted them to doesn't make turn non-competitive…
  8. notin
    Why do Sox fans consider Texas and KC and Baltimore threats but not Cleveland?
  9. notin
    Plus most dogs know how poorly that team is run…
  10. notin
    Definitely not. Unless you have much greater concerns about Mayer’s durability, not that Keaschall has established himself as immune to injury. Mayer has similar offensive numbers in the minors but also is a capable defensive MLB-caliber shortstop, giving him a much higher floor. Keaschall is a bat-first infielder whose minor league numbers are lower than Kristian Campbell’s were before making the Sox. The problem with bat-first prospects is if they don’t hit, you don’t have anything else. I’d keep Mayer and the higher floor here. With Mayer, his defense is a better reason to keep him in the lineup to learn to hit MLB pitching. Keaschall doesn’t give you that…
  11. notin
    91 wins a absolutely puts the Sox in that conversation…
  12. notin
    You’re not anti Yoshida? Really? You’ve tried pawning him off with a multitude of prospects hundreds of times. And to keep a utility infielder?
  13. notin
    He’s only 75 centimeters tall…
  14. notin
    A couple more wins and they’re a 91 win team. Have we reached the point where we are complaining about a 91 win team?
  15. notin
    The Sox replaced Bregman’s OPS+ of 128 with Willson Contreras’ 123. Not so sure the 5% dropoff constitutes a “gaping hole”…
  16. notin
    Maybe you’re overvaluing Bregman. Try to think of Bregman like you did when the Sox acquired him….
  17. notin
    Apparently they have Ray’s, Original Ray’s, Famous Ray’s, and Famous Original Ray’s and they’re all completely unrelated and probably have nothing to do with the actual original Ray’s…
  18. notin
    Bregman for Ranger Suarez and Caleb Durbin sounds like a winning trade to me…
  19. notin
    They love secondbasemen who can hit 16HRs and maintain that .745/.746 OPS. Its also why they extended Colt Keith..
  20. notin
    And so the Angels finally answer their version of philosophical “tree falls in the forest” question - if a game is broadcast and no one wants to listen anyway, does the team really suck?
  21. notin
    It’s a chain of pizza places in New York City. There’s this whole warfare over the name Ray’s when it comes to NYC pizza. <sigh> I guess you’re more of a 2 Brothers guy…
  22. notin
    I’m familiar with it. I just like the car better…
  23. notin
    You graduated from a luxury automobile?
  24. notin
    At least the WBC has some players from their home countries. Watch the Olympics? The entire Italian sled (bobsled, luge, skeleton) team had German last names! I bet if not for joining that Olympic team, none of them ever went to Italy before despite it being right next door…
  25. notin
    I believed you. Except the part about the Cubs’ offer. I still have doubts about that…
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