See, I disagree where paying one single player $300 million equates to being any sort of sound baseball move. In fact, history has shown us sufficient proof of this.
Especially for a franchise who counts every nickel and one bad contract to them is catastrophic.
Outside of Herrera, these are all one year roster fillers.
Bad ones, I agree. But not worth losing sleep over.
Be mad not that Rick Hahn failed to get Machado or Harper in here, but that his veteran roster fill-in moves are complete horse shit. Fill-in veterans will be important for this rebuild to eventually work come 2020 / 2021.
How about sound baseball moves vs shooting for the moon just for the hype and selling tickets? Which BTW knowing Sox fans, even with the hype of a Bryce Harper, there would still be an excuse on why not to purchase tickets.
Agreed. Leave him there, don't mess with something good. And just like we assumed his bat would come around from last year's rough season, I expect his defense at 3B to also improve going forward (and it's not that bad to begin with).
With Alonso, Sanchez, and Castillo in this lineup to go along with the parade of light hitting OFs we send out there each night, How the fuck are we only 2 games under .500 right now?
This + 1000000
Take the $250 million you were absurdly dangling for one player and buyout the entire Rays front office, development, and scouting department.