Because the longer you hold out trying to get your unrealistic demands accepted, teams move on to other players that other GM’s are actually willing to part with for something realistic. Then you wind up with your hand holding your schvonce.
Pretty sure they didn’t scratch him from his start yesterday because they intend to extend him. They want to trade him. Regardless, I can’t imagine Houser wouldn’t just wait for free agency rather than accept what would likely be a team friendly extension offer from the Sox.
Aren’t you the same poster that basically puts the majority of posters all in the same bucket, if they dare be critical of any move the Sox make? Oh yeah… hypocritical much?
But it’s true. This is what losing teams do. If the trade deadline has passed and Getz has only traded Slater, he’s right, it’s a failure.
You can’t tell me that Slater is the only player he could reasonably manage to trade.
The Sox literally got back only 10 innings of relief from Tyler Clippard as the final return for David Robertson, Todd Frazier, and Tommy Kahnle. What a garbage trade that was.
At some point you have to realize you aren’t getting what you could have gotten for Robert after 2023. Two garbage seasons in a row will do that to a player’s value.
Yikes. At first I didn’t think much of your comment but I didn’t realize Bader has been much better than Robert and is currently at 2.8 bWAR.
Getz is basically trying to oversell Robert on mostly name value.