Sleepy Harold

Sarcasm is my guess

Yes. From the definition on the old Google machine. con·spir·a·cy /kənˈspirəsē/ noun a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful. Something harmful doesn't have to be unlawful.

People could conspire to do something without said thing being criminal. It's my "conspiracy theory" because it's based on absolutely nothing other than my tin foil hat that they conspired to keep him down because they knew the clubhouse was in shambles and would've been a poor influence on him. Also, sending a player to four different levels in one season is a lot so I don't/didn't actually mind that he wasn't called up last year.

The Panama game this morning was just over 4 hours as well, making me appreciate the pitch clock more and more.

I think he breaks camp with the Sox. I don't really see the benefit of sending him back to Charlotte given the skill set he'd provide the Sox. I think the service time bit is overblown because I'm not sure they would/should care that much about "team control" in his age 30 or 31 season.

That works too. That's why (IMO) they seem to be emphasizing "maturity and preparation" over "results" with him this spring.

My conspiracy theory is that they were self-aware enough to not expose him to the toxicity that was occurring in Chicago.

To be fair it'd be hard to be much worse than they were.

Caught some of this start, Butler had no chance

Andrew "no power" Vaughn

I was talking in regards to injuries. I'm curious what the difference YoY was in injuries for pre/post pitch clock implementation. Obviously it wouldn't guarantee any outcome one way or the other at the ML, just curious to see what the results are.

I'd be curious to see if there was any change YoY in the minors when it was implemented.

If you factor this extension into the original offer I'm sure the Sox still somehow believe that their offer was better.

Some sports gambling shows and reruns of MVC basketball or something?

The next work stoppage is gonna be lit

Putting Liam on the 60 until he wraps up his treatments seems like the least they could do for him. Let him return at his own speed, if they make him take more time so what? His health needs to be the priority over baseball.

They can just throw Liam or Crochet on the 60 Day to free up a spot

Nice insurance move on the cheap, buys some time for Sosa and Popeye. I wonder how mad will everyone be when 2018-2022 pre-Sox Andrus shows up and can't hit.

Romy can be a super sub (as he should be) and Leury can be sent to the moon

If anything Remillard could've/should've been the INF called up last year to ride the pine when they needed a body instead of burning an option on Sosa.

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