Boopa1219

There were a lot of people on this forum who clamored for Hahn to resign Abreu to a huge contract. I’m glad that he didn’t, he avoided a disaster. Not resigning Abreu is one of Hahn’s better moves as GM

In order my top 5 for the Sox go: Rainer Griffin Cags Burns Montgomery

2026, but 2027 more likely.

My thoughts too

You were probably surprised by the game I take it.

I’m hoping the Sox place Crochet on the IL after every few starts to preserve his arm, so he can last the whole season. The Dodgers would do this to lessen the load on their young arms and often injured pitchers like Kershaw/May. The Sox have acquired so much pitching depth since last season’s trade deadline that they can easily pluck someone from the 40 man to replace Crochet for a start or two.

Grossman is much much needed on this team/org because he walks like 15% of the time (league average is around 7.5%). The Sox needs more guys who see a lot of pitches and take their walks. Grossman is a welcome addition

This is the way

This is the way. I would be pretty pleased with this pick. I also imagine that it would come in underslot and the Sox would save a lot of money.

56-106. A perfect season for the Sox has them trading all vets of value by the trade deadline including Luis Robert. It’s going to be ugly year round for this team. The only thing that matters is identifying the next core guys and getting them experience

I hope this is a prep heavy draft because the Sox have an older farm. 11 of the top 30 according to MLB Pipeline are 21 or younger as of today's date

I think they’ll stay away too but yes, I am a huge believer in Kurtz

I’d be fine with Condon or Kurtz but they should take whoever the best bat is.

With all the pitching the Sox have landed, I hope this draft class for them is heavy on bats.

Perfect season for the Sox ends with Eloy, Cease, Robert (possibly), Moncada, and any veteran reliever of value off the roster by the TDL