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Red Sox Rumor Roundup: Trevor Story, Alex Bregman, & Munetaka Murakami

Rumors are swirling as the Red Sox expect to have a busy winter.
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Brandon Glick

By Brandon Glick

The Boston Red Sox are gearing up for a lucrative offseason, though they must decide whether to make their blockbuster moves via free agency or trade. Will they re-sign Alex Bregman, and will they pursue Munetaka Murakami?

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Hugh2

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    I for the life of me, do not understand the Murakami hype. 

    His K rate in Japan the last few years would have placed him in the top 10 in MLB for the higest strike out percentage.  If that rate ticks up even a hair coming over and facing MLB pitchers then he's going to be the strike out king of baseball. 

    We all know power is meaningless if you don't have the hit tool to access it.  We don't need Japanese Bobby Dalbec. 

    mvp 78

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    3 hours ago, Hugh2 said:

    I for the life of me, do not understand the Murakami hype. 

    His K rate in Japan the last few years would have placed him in the top 10 in MLB for the higest strike out percentage.  If that rate ticks up even a hair coming over and facing MLB pitchers then he's going to be the strike out king of baseball. 

    We all know power is meaningless if you don't have the hit tool to access it.  We don't need Japanese Bobby Dalbec. 

    His glove is as bad as Dalbec's too. 

    Hitch

    Hitch 238

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    3 hours ago, Hugh2 said:

    I for the life of me, do not understand the Murakami hype. 

    His K rate in Japan the last few years would have placed him in the top 10 in MLB for the higest strike out percentage.  If that rate ticks up even a hair coming over and facing MLB pitchers then he's going to be the strike out king of baseball. 

    We all know power is meaningless if you don't have the hit tool to access it.  We don't need Japanese Bobby Dalbec. 

    Same. Hard - DO NOT WANT.



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