joejoesox

is there a live feed for this late in the draft or are we just pulling info from Twitter

as opposed to what, 16? there's only 64 games left. you think they're gonna win at the same clip with their best players all moved? if they don't trade Crochet and Robert, I'll give them 1 more win. That's fair

2003 Tigers were 26-72 after 98 games (+1.0GB of the 2024 Sox) They finished the season 43-119 My bold prediction is that the Sox will finish the season with fewer than 40 wins. 39-123

Would be awesome if Boston jumped into the Crochet sweepstakes, could end up increasing the package from Baltimore, this is one scenario where having a stacked AL East benefits us greatly.

it wasn't a strong draft outside the top 5 to 10 from what I've read, but I don't think Rhett Lowder would've gone before Hagen Smith if they both were in this draft

Pirates are in their competitive window now though, you can't compare them to the current Sox.

I would demand at least 1 FV60 guy for Crochet, I'm getting Dominguez from the Yanks, some of their fans seem to be okay with giving up Jones, but I want the higher upside guy in Dominguez sucks that he's hurt though, again. oblique. and he had TJ last Sept. I feel like this is a guy who you could fairly argue as a center piece for Crochet

he set the NCAA strikeout record lol, the only reason he went 5th is injury concerns. his 17 strikeout game vs OSU, yeah he only threw 78 pitches. his ceiling is probably higher than every pitcher in our system.

Why would you rush Hagen Smith to the bigs if you don't expect to have a competitive team for at least 2-3 years. even if he's ready, why would you start his clock before the team is even good. keep reading that he could be on the team in 2025 or 2026, are you kidding me. If he's dominating the minors, try to extend him to a team friendly deal for like 8+ yrs, at least you've got him for a couple more years I've got bad news for those people who think the Sox are gonna be good in 2 years

Dollar Store franchise with unqualified people tending the cash register

Is it pretty common to draft a pitcher on day 1 with a control rating of 40? I would imagine that being a HS pick, they feel like they could clean up his command and it wouldn't be an issie

Leasure is a god damn liability to even have him on the roster, adios dude, please leave

Wetherholt either wants too much money, or his medicals are susssssssss

yeah but i think last minute desperation will probably kick in, Dodgers entire rotation is more/less hurt right now

Crochet is getting dealt, there's your bats

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the pitching is definitely done, I feel like these people haven't bothered to look at his stats lol, dude isn't very good

i want the highest upside player available, hope they go with either Griffin or Wetherholt, if not those guys then Smith or Burns

Condon, the 40 Speed top 5 draft prospect

I agree, I think Maldonado is probably gone, I'd imagine a few relievers aren't gonna be here anymore either. If Moncada manages to come back a couple weeks prior to the deadline, I could see him being dealt assuming the Sox pitch in some cash. I think a contender would take the gamble on Moncadas upside for 2+ months

you think a team with half the talent is gonna win more games after July 30th? I want what you're smoking. you realize they're probably trading away everyone who has a pulse, right lol

the Orioles, prior to their recent prospect warehouse, were the ass end of the league for years, he wasn't talking about the current Orioles

Do you think they probably overused him to this point? Honestly I don't think anyone would say that they've been conservative with his innings thus far. this is why I feel like they were always going to trade him before the deadline, they were showcasing Crochet