Wishing/thinking the results are both the same, so continuing to differentiate doesn’t change a thing. You trade an outfielder, and then are left with 3, and if one goes down what have you got as a replacement the highly suspect KC? Like I keep saying Abreu hasn’t proven he can hit LHP yet, and prove he’s a full time player as it is, so I don’t see the outfield as being so deep that it’s roster problem.
Who are the Red Sox going to trade ahead of Masa. I know the talk has been the Red Sox have 4 outfielders, and one has to DH, but 3 of them 4 are LHB, and Abreu hasn’t proven he’s an everyday player. I don’t see any outfielders at this point being traded. I don’t think Romy being healthy, or not have any bearing on Masa, but more so on Mayer.
Thanks for the kind words, but I don’t have to do that with you, because you do it all on your own. Just like all the times you said you wasn’t apologizing, or defending Bloom, JH, or #12 when you really was. Great job, and keep up the good work.👏
I think the perception is that the Red Sox have 4 full time outfielders at present time, and that hasn’t been proven yet especially with Abreu, and if he’s not another LHB like Masa doesn’t help that situation where another RHB would, and that is why Masa can be in the way.
Versatility is fine, and that’s what you have guys like Romy, Sogard, and the IKF types for. KC in my opinion just isn’t one of those guys IMO. KC is still nothing, but a suspect at this time, and a work in progress.
I don’t think at the time there was a good reason not to sign Betts in most people’s eyes. You know I’m like you when it comes to huge, and long contracts, but I think most Red Sox fans wanted hm signed. He was a great player in the prime of his career. One poster on here would have given him 14 years. The Red Sox were trying to sign Mookie before he became a FA, and there was nothing wrong with that. It didn’t work out. It doesn’t look as bad now as he’s nearing 34.
That’s why the Red sOX used 11 different 2B in 2024, because of versatility, and all the players who passed through playing 1B led by the great Franchy Strange Glove, because of versatility.
The Red Sox went out, and got Durbin, because he was a cheap option compared to Bregman, Marte, and all the other options that was mentioned on here to play 2B/3B.
Still don’t see it for KC. Not this year anyway. Woo is the best place for him to improve not only with the bat, but with the glove if possible. Many things would have to go wrong with injuries ect, which could happen, but outside of that he’s still a suspect in progress.