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  1. Last years payroll compared to this year via Sportstrac
  2. It's really smart of the Sox. Maybe if they keep adding promo days and a few more beer days, they will make us forget everything else.
  3. I still think this is a wait on Kimbrel return thing. We are at about $210 million with player benefits, etc and the tax starts at $230. $20 million isn't getting you impact RF and a SP. Have to find someone to take Kimbrel for prospects. With $35 million you can do both and still have a little left for the trade deadline. Just don't expect Jerry to pay one penny in luxury tax. I think that's why our RF problem is not fixed yet. If Kimbrel isn't moved, I don't think Hahn does anything
  4. Agreed here. At this point, if you really want to go after some of the better SP with any control on the team's that want to tank anyway, you are going to have to give up legitimate goods and lots of them. Vaughn, Sheets, multiple of your pitching prospects, maybe even someone like Crotchet, and throw everything in the basket for the next couple of years. Once the rest of these team friendly deals are blowing up in price, this is over. Go for 2022-23. All of the, we'll give you our #6 and #7 prospects from one of the worst systems in baseball for your stud pitcher isn't going to cut it:)
  5. Trade Kimbrel for a bag of balls to dump salary, trade for Manaea, sign Conforto and Tepera or Diekman and it’s on. I still can see all of it but Conforto…..
  6. Yep here is where we are heading. Trade Kimbrel for garbage so the other team takes the money and sign another journeyman RF and SP. preparing for usual disappointment as Jerry seems content winning the division. Hope I’m wrong.
  7. Absolutely. This was totally frustrating, but we are really solid in a whole lot of places. I was just trying to say that all of these teams have holes, ours just looked a lot worse today:)
  8. There always needs to be changes, but you aren't going to be perfect at every position all the time. Vaughn still could be that guy in right, or maybe it's Cespedes or someone else. There will be 2B to be had in FA. Not clueless, but I would say overreacting a tad;). No expert, just looking at other teams and seeing they all have some chinks in the armor.
  9. My takeaway is you throw Gio instead and lose 1-0 or 2-1 and then think about Lynn in game 2 when he sucks in Houston, that's a problem. They threw their best today. We throw our hottest pitcher tomorrow in a place where he has had success. We need 1.
  10. Totally agree and I forgot to quote the post I was referencing. McCullers is their absolute best. He beat us. Tip the cap and win tomorrow and it's even.
  11. The players think they can't beat teams over .500? I missed the quotes that said, "Glad we won the division, maybe next year we can win in the playoffs." Some of you need to drink more or something. Did LaRussa force them to chase balls out of the zone and struggle with breaking stuff? Should he have asked Dusty not to pitch McCullers to make it better? I wouldn't have started Lynn either but losing 1-0 or 10-0 is no different
  12. Good gracious, about 90% of you need to go watch the Bears Sunday and stop watching. Ya'll act like McCullers is some bum that we should throttle. He was on his A game today and kicked our tail. It happens. If it happens for 3 straight games, then gripe about preparation, desire, whatever, but this isn't a one game Wild Card game folks. The two teams that played last night barely scored any runs either. Give em a chance:)
  13. 2 minutes ago, maxjusttyped said: The Sox should look at every starting position player on their roster and ask would this guy start for the Astros, Rays, Doders, Giants. etc. Engel and Leury are resounding no's. Same (obliviously) goes for Cesar and he was their plan A plan at 2B for this year and next, which obliviously isn't good enough. This is just not sensible. Take a look at the Giants starting lineup below and tell me who on the Sox you would replace: Are you really saying the Sox can't compete with guys like Wilmer Flores, Donovan Solano, and Lamonte Wade (Giants starters in the past 2 weeks)? Seriously, there are very few teams in MLB that have All Stars 1-9 in their lineup. Would you have taken the Astros CF before today? Jordan Luplow, Manuel Margot, Kevin Kiermaier? Get a grip it is ONE GAME.
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