JoeC

I'm not sure of the math exactly, but my gut tells me that Pham is on pace for about 193 RBI and 75 HR. MVP, but that goes without saying.

You don’t. But the Sox do.

Pedro says "hold my beer."

The pressures put on youth sports players by the system and parents is ruining thousands of kids. overuse injuries and burnout are far too common.

To each their own. Some people would gladly take that cash. Others would rather not, and they shouldn't be judged for that.

That would be hysterical.

I think Kopech could become a valuable piece of he shows extended flashes of success. Pham - also yes. Would be worth a B-level prospect to a contender. Crochet could be valuable to a team who thinks a) he's a shut-down reliever for 2024; and b) he can be effective as a starter long-term.

Pitchers add stuff to their repertoire fairly commonly. It’s not all that rare, and, as bad as this org is, I wouldn’t read into it much.

This cuts deep.

As player-manager? Either way, I'm game.

To rookie ball? Oof….

I wonder if you can trade your All-Star rep spot….

I disagree. Pham was the only thing between us and multiple parades.

Not gonna lie - I was extremely excited for about a half second when I saw this: I definitely misread the logo as part of the text.

Pham not in the starting lineup? 3-24 Pham in the starting lineup? 3-0. Clearly he was the only piece standing between the Sox and multiple parades.

If that were the case, they should invent the intentional strikeout. Give hitters a chance to just walk away with their dignity.

Being a "former top prospect" will keep you from completely falling off the face of the earth, and someone will give you another shot. Someone will give you a minor league roster spot or an NRI to spring training to see if you can capture whatever it was that got you noticed to begin with. It won't help bring up your trade value as a big league player.

He was pretty durable up to that point. Additionally, the Sox in the 2000's were pretty well known for their durability under Herm.

Keep it up @flavum!

Just shows how hard you gotta work to earn the title.

Before Pham: 3-22. On pace for 19 wins. With Pham: 3-0. On pace for 137 wins and 0 losses. It's just math.

That’s a horrible take, and I won’t sit here idly and watch you spew this nonsense.

Yes