steveno89

Madrigal is one more injury away from his value taking a substantial hit. He broke his wrist in college, had shoulder surgery in 2020, and now hamstring surgery in 2021. At what point do you label a player as being really injury prone? Sox were wise to trade him while his value is still up.

^ Collins absolutely becomes an all star if dealt to another organization. Mark it down.

The secret in Milwaukee was to enter through the gate near the 1B foul pole. Barely any line for all three games

My vote is to cut bait with Rutherford A 69 wRC+ in AAA at age 24 is not going to be missed by the organization. He never developed the pop or hit tool he was supposed to.

Jimenez being made of glass really sucks Constantly is dealing with injuries

Who was suggesting to deal Burger for a rental? He's a trade chip for sure, but much more likely in an offseason deal for a player that could help them in 2022 and beyond.

I think the Sox still look to add another pen arm

https://twitter.com/ByRobertMurray/status/1420817989214031872?s=20

https://twitter.com/ByRobertMurray/status/1420817989214031872?s=20

I'll take this all day. Underrated player

Sox likely will have to protect Perez, as he is exactly the kind of guy a bottom dweller would roll the dice on in rule five

Burke may well be the most interesting player we drafted. Great size, and his stuff shows big time potential. Sox generally have developed pitching well, and I expect him to rise up our prospect lists

Madrigal will never have the power to become a true star, but he absolutely could be an annual 4 ish WAR guy Moncada still has the greater upside

Some team may be desperate enough for pitching to overpay Rodon, but I do think the extensive injury history and short track record of elite performance will give most clubs pause on a big money deal. Sox best bet is to offer the QO and see how things play out

Is Ramos capable in the field? Huge difference to his prospect status vs. if he can only DH