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Hahn needs to get Tony some better arms to work with.

Maybe. Not sure why we need to hide a guy with such great stuff like Bummer though.

Here comes the big $ man

Nope. It's all on Tony.

Sounds like Hahn needs to get Tony some better bullpen arms.

So what is the call here? Larussa a clown for leaving Bummer in?

Champman simply overpowered him.

Then why give him a 4 year deal?

Sure but the Sox are paying Dallas Kuechel a pretty big salary. He is supposed to be able to pitch into the 6 or 7th consistently.

Larussa with the great pitch hit call there with Vaughn!

Ruiz run was unearned. TA blew it that inning.

Lmao. Larussa has made some real dumb moves this year but not even Connie Mack could win a series against the Yankees where his team scores 5 runs.

This game nor series is on Tony. Scoring 5 runs in a 3 game series against the new York Yankees is what is to blame.

It's clear as day that the AL East is big boy baseball. The Sox would be a 500 team if they had to rumble in that division.

True. He only covered 4 innings though.

Part of the blame has to go on the starting pitching last two games though. Cease and Kuechel both had bad starts and the bullpen is being asked to cover a lot of innings.

I mean the offense has scored 3 runs all series lol. Scoring 3 runs a series against the Yankees has always been a fool proof plan throughout history.

Bring up Zach Burdi! He will save the bullpen just like he was supposed to 2016!

Good thing he will only be here for this year. I guess the Sox long term plan for right field is gonna be either Cespedes or Colas?

Good lord man. You are right. Zach Burdi is gonna save the bullpen.

Hey a home run! Been awhile

Agree 100%. The needle has now moved to just compete for a division with a team that has the lowest payroll in baseball and consistently trades away all star level players. I thought the goal of the rebuild was to finally be a franchise that could swim in the deep end with the big boys?

This is year 5 of the rebuild. Same year the Cubs went on their rampage. Seems like the Sox rebuild is not going nearly as well unfortunately.

Injuries have hurt for sure but where is the minor league depth? The point of tearing everything down was to accumulate a deep farm system no?

Does this rebuild seem way behind schedule to anyone else? I mean no one would have believed you if you told them back in 2017 that the Sox would be running an outfield of Jake Lamb, Adam Eaton, and Billy Hamilton against the Yankees in New York during May of 2021.