OmarComing25 Posted April 22, 2016 Share Posted April 22, 2016 Weren't a significant percentage of Abreu's walks in Cuba intentional? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
beautox Posted April 22, 2016 Share Posted April 22, 2016 QUOTE (SCCWS @ Apr 22, 2016 -> 08:36 AM) I don't agree. Sandoval has no trade value. Boston ended up with too many outfielders. Castillo is hitting enough to be playing in the ML but he ended up being 4th on the depth chart when Brock Holt continued to produce. Now Castillo may not be a HR hitting outfielder which may mean Boston overpaid. Rather than keep him 4th they sent him to AAA to play everyday. I think it is a great luxury to have 5 ML outfielders at this point. Boston is desperate for starting pitching so I am sure you will see them trade one of the 5 outfielders + for a pitcher once the dust settles. I hate the Red Sox while living part of year in New England. But I envy the fact that Boston is able to produce positional players on a regular basis. Their everyday lineup is filled by players they brought up except for 1st and DH. All in their mid-20's except for Pedroia. Luckily they are really struggling to produce pitching so they are forced to trade for it or sign free agents. Technically Hanley was a product of their system and got his first major league ABs with them, before being shipped off to Miami. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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