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  1. I’m sure Brez, and his minions have been working day, and night on this. I agree on A.
  2. That would be the smart thing to do , but then again the price could go either way too.
  3. Any comps out there for someone for his age, his little accomplishments at this point in his career? He’s not Sale at his age, or even Skubal at this point.
  4. Wow! Very generous offer if you’re counting 2025, and 2026, which if his arb years played out with his $3.5M this year, and next year maybe $10M-$15M with a CY Young type season that leaves $100M, or so for his last two years, so I’ll say it again. WOW!
  5. I don’t see the Cro Man getting anything close to a Cole deal. Cole was a lot more established when he signed that contract compared to Cro Man who has only pitched over 100 innings once.
  6. They are always trying to save money, but .5M is still playing hardball, which Duran would probably win anyways in arbitration.
  7. The word out there is Duran asking for $4M, and the Red Sox offering $3.5M. Sounds like hardball to me.
  8. The Red Sox have burned out the BP the last few years, and need as many BP pitchers as they can get. Having 1 less I don’t see as working out to anything good. Especially with there being so many question marks as there are with the BP now.
  9. He’d better after giving up the suspects he gave up.
  10. I’m not even counting on Cro Man being with the Red Sox past 2026 at this point until I see a contract past 2026 gets done.
  11. Maybe because that’s a real possibility unless the Red Sox blow Cro Man away with a contract offer. Faith in the Red Sox doing that I do not have.
  12. I agree on the 6 man rotation. I know there has been talk about it, but first of all you have to have 6 good healthy arms to do it, and the Red Sox have has a hard time having 5 the past few years. I’m not counting on Gio to even start the season on the active roster. Last seen on the mound he was a HR Derby pitcher, so who knows what you’ll get out of him anyways.
  13. As I’ve said he’s not a proven commodity, but if he has a good year this year that will change to some degree. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out. With the Red Sox Anything’s Possible, and usually not on the good side. It’s a risk for both sides at this point.
  14. I started all this 3 year of control thing, because I just have a hard time believing the Red Sox will make it worth it to Crochet to sign anything long term without a short time opt-out. I hope I’m wrong.
  15. Crochet is far from a proven commodity at this point for anything close to a $200M contract.
  16. Called it.
  17. Called it.
  18. Great game with lots of ebbs, and flows. Great win for ND.
  19. I wasn’t sure where Bogey was on his arb years, but it’s still going to come down to the Red Sox making it worth it to Crochet to go long, and without an opt-out, or how far into his contract. That’s the BIG if, and, and but.
  20. Like I said Cro Man has the upper hand when it comes to if he wants an opt-out, or not, and when. The opt-out after 3 years would ONLY be if that’s all he would take. Bogey took a 6/120 with an opt-out after 3. It would be the same scenario if that all they could get in years.
  21. Exactly, and that’s why I said like the Bogey deal with the opt-out after the third year. When I speculate what I think what the Red Sox will do I tend to go to the low side, which would be 3 years, so anything more than that will be great, and a plus.
  22. Amazing, but I understood it fully. That was my contention when I said an opt out after 3 years, which was better than the 2 years it was now.
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