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  1. Old Red
    Campbell first crack, Griss second crack, and Bregman 3rd option. I don’t think there is a fourth.
  2. Old Red
    The Red Sox had 11 players who played 2B for them last year, so you never know, but not being on the 40 makes it unlikely.
  3. Old Red
    Romy played all four of the IF positions last year, and I could see him doing the same this year a one of the BACK UPS. Hamilton could be another, or he could possibly be beat out by Toro.
  4. Old Red
    I already did answer your question. DHam, and Romy aren’t in the running IMO. Grissom, and Campbell are IMO, and Campbell, and Grissom will get most of the reps. I didn’t say Evaldez, and Reyes got injured. Story, and Grissom did, and that opened up the whole revolving door need, and thus the call up of so many. If no one is good enough to play FT at 2B then Bregman would be the best option IMO. 2B is more important than 3B.
  5. Old Red
    Both DHam, and Romy are backups, and most likely wouldn’t have even got on the 26 last year except for injuries. I don’t think they are in any running for the 2B job. Grissom, or Campbell are the front runners for the job IMO, and if they can’t win the job then Bregman will.
  6. Old Red
    If the decision has already been made on 3B then I agree it’s on Cora, but IMO the big decision will come if somebody can win the 2B job well enough to play it FT. If not i still see Bregman playing there. Cora has already said he doesn’t want to move Bregman around just like he did when Story arrived his first year.
  7. Old Red
    Well said. I know most likely to hone in on every word, and how it’s said, and then try to decipher the meaning, but I’m just waiting to see how it all plays out. Raffy said a few things yesterday saying he’s not mad at the Red Sox, but he also said he hasn’t changed his mind about anything. How it works out I’ll be fine with it. I know Bregman is a better 3B, but it doesn’t bother me as much as others on here if Raffy stays at 3B either.
  8. Old Red
    Maybe Gio can give him some pointers on cutting down on giving up so many HR’s.
  9. Old Red
    Trick question? I’ll take a stab at it anyway. The proof will be in the pudding when the time comes.
  10. Old Red
    True. Raffy made his comments, and then Cora made his comments, and Casas put his two cents worth in, and I haven’t heard anymore since then.
  11. Old Red
    Agree, and anytime Raffy shows up out of shape is not a good look for him, and most likely won’t help his performance on the field either.
  12. Old Red
    I agree, and as Raffy gets older it will be harder, and harder to get into better shape. I don’t see Raffy up to this point to be any fitness buff. Xander was also in a contract year, which turned out great for him.
  13. Old Red
    I agree, but Raffy IMO didn’t expect this to happen at age 28. Raffy sees himself as a good 3B, which complicates how he sees things.
  14. Old Red
    No it’s not set in stone, and that’s why I said IMO. You on the other hand just made a blanket statement that Bregman, and Raffy have equal seniority, and that does not make it so, because you said it, and yes I think it is moot. Who is a better 3B is not even a question except in maybe Raffy’s mind, and that is not moot IMO. You didn’t say it was equal seniority as an opinion, or at least you didn’t say that. No Strawman situation at all, which is often one of your fallbacks.
  15. Old Red
    I would agree, but Cora opened the door when he discussed with reporters what he said to Raffy in a private meeting, something that he doesn’t normally do.
  16. Old Red
    I agree, and I’m not either. I do give kudos to Casas though to give his opinion when asked. To me he was sticking up for a teammate who been around a lot longer than someone just coming over to a new team no matter how long both players have been in the league.
  17. Old Red
    The problem to me is that whomever the 2B is going to be should get plenty of reps in STwith Story playing SS, and I don’t really see that happening.
  18. Old Red
    Except for Casas do we know how the clubhouse feels about the situation?
  19. Old Red
    That seems to be the dominant theory out there that someone has to win the 2B job impressive enough, so they will pretty much man the position FT. Like Merloni said if that happens great, and if not Bregman should be at 2B, and Raffy at 3B providing Raffy is physically able to throw.
  20. Old Red
    100% Yes! That’s basically what Casas was saying when Casas was asked the question about who should play 3B.
  21. Old Red
    This has been already been gone over before. Having equal seniority in the league ALL with ANOTHER team does not give Bregman equal seniority with the Red Sox IMO. Devers has EVERY right to feel that way, and it shouldn’t come as any surprise to anyone.
  22. Old Red
    Either Devers should be the 3B FT, or not. Having him be part of a revolving door he’d be worse than he is now IMO. Either FT 3B, or FT DH.
  23. Old Red
    I agree, but Brez thought it was a good idea at the time.
  24. Old Red
    No, but I don’t see Raffy aging well weight wise, or healthy wise. 235/240 could be handled better at 25 than once he turns 30, and that’s if if stays at 235/240.
  25. Old Red
    Brez was in a given mood last year for better, or worse, and tried to lock up the young guys, RAF Man, and Bello took it, and Casas didn’t.
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