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Fenwick advances to face Downers Grove North and future Minnesota Gophers QB Owen Lansu. 12-7 final. Some awful ball management by BR’s QB CJ Gray basically gave the game to Fenwick. Crazy scrambling at the end of the first half to give up the ball and an easy Fenwick TD and some more scrambling out of his own end zone for a safety in the fourth quarter, rather than taking a sack and throwing the ball away. 9 points gifted to Fenwick. OL injuries ended up killing BR. While Fenwick does have a good D, BR couldn’t move the ball on the ground at all.

That may be a good idea considering Getz seems to mostly go after terrible players.

Getz literally said they won’t be spending in free agency a couple months ago…

Jon Rauch still made a career as a decent reliever and was in the MLB for 11 years. I don’t think he would be that massive of a bust considering that. He was still just a third round pick.

This is true, but is 33 innings a short stretch? That’s about half a season of innings for most relievers. I guess we’ll find out next season.

Isn’t it at the second half of this video?

Who the hell is Echo?

You’re right. He’d probably just top off his swimming pool with it.

Awesome. Thanks for sharing this news. Grady deserves a shot as a bench coach. It’s apparent he wants a career in baseball after taking that a $15-an-hour internship with the D-backs.

Getz is an expert at acquiring scraps — Maldonado, Lopez, Fletcher, Vargas, etc.

It is a fact that Kopech put up better stats with the Dodgers than the Sox last year. That is clear and irrefutable.

“Maybe he still is the same guy, but the simple fact is that the Dodgers got the best out of him. The Sox didn’t.”

Vargas was already terrible with the Dodgers in 434 plate appearances across three seasons. It’s not like he was a fresh and still hyped up prospect without any major league time. Getz took the scraps that the Dodgers offered him, and chose poorly as he usually does in his trades.

I disagree that both 43.2 IP and 33 IP are small sample sizes for a reliever but agree to disagree.

Getz lost you here, here, here, here, and here.

That’s a pretty drastic change from where Kopech was at with the Sox last season (4.74 ERA, 1.35 WHIP in 43.2 IP). If the Sox thought he could be that good for a 33 inning stretch and that they could be the team to “fix” him, they would have kept him and traded him next season rather than selling low and dumping him for peanuts. Maybe he still is the same guy, but the simple fact is that the Dodgers got the best out of him. The Sox didn’t.

You think Getz is adding $63+ million dollars to the 2025 payroll? Did Jerry win the lottery?

You have been saying that Kopech is still the same pitcher that he was with the Sox in several of your posts. Meanwhile, he put up a 1.13 ERA in 24 regular season innings and a 3 ERA in 9 postseason innings with the Dodgers. So is Kopech still the same pitcher or is it just because you misread his stats?

Yes, I do. Do you mind if I speak for myself? There is promising pitching in this org. There are ZERO promising position players in this org. Not one guy you can bank on being an above average player or star.

And you ripped Kopech because he supposedly had a 7 ERA this postseason. He actually had a 3 ERA this postseason and was good. You never acknowledged that you were wrong, so why should we still listen to and value your opinions?

Actually, I do. Some of the pitching, but not the position players at all.

Jeebus Lice man, wow are you a freaking shill! If Katz was truly confident that he had fixed Kopech, Getz wouldn’t have sold him to the Dodgers for peanuts. Thoroughly discussed in your own twisted and biased mind maybe… 🤣

Yeah, it sucks bad for the Sox who will likely suck.