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Edwin Encarnacion contract likely sent Sox in new direction this offseason

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1 hour ago, CaliSoxFanViaSWside said:

A surprise can work both ways. So that makes you right no matter how he does.

Yeah, that kind of ambiguous phrasing is what we've come to expect from Hector... whereas the likely result will be somewhere ranging from a 750-825 ops, the most trustworthy prediction range for the best collegiate hitter regardless of his debut season or 2020.

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It isn't popular to say, but I am OK with what they did in the EE signing.  It didn't work out, but instead of trying to force a guy who might not have been ready into a role, they spent only money to

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If you look at what Hahn and the Sox have done this offseason, I think the failed EE experiment last year, and to a lesser extent the Gio Gonzalez deal, led the Sox in a different direction.  For $13M

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How so?  I don't think they have somebody knocking on the door to play right field, so they clearly needed somebody to fill that position (who was better than the statue we had there last year).  It w

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