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The pop up & hbp game, strange one.

I am on the Clay Holmes train. He can start or relieve and has 1 year of control. The only question is if his broken leg is ok. He just pitched a game down in the minors on rehab so we will see how it goes.

First inning, Robert, Hays, and Pereira all collide on a fly ball to center and are on the 60-day IL.

good stuff

This caught my attention, holy cow what a stacked lineup.

I didn't know the Seahawks stadium was next to the Mariners stadium, excellent photos. I guess all we can do is see what Ishbiia's next move is with the rail yard.

Haase was a terrible defensive catcher, but he had some big ab's against the Sox.

I thought I heard Chuck say on the post-game show that the Sox have the 4th lowest output offensively for catching in the history of baseball. That can't be right, mind-boggling.

He put ketchup on a Nathan hotdog in NYC, get him out of here.

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I think the Phillies need a RF; Derek Hill has been doing a good job but flipping Hays or Pereira might be an option.

I still don't see how they get a park in that railroad yard. It's like Al Bundy trying to get a woman's size 8 foot in a size 4 shoe.

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"Hunt added that the new stadium will hold 70,000 fans and will be built with the idea of amplifying the crowd noise." It's going to like the old HHH Metrodome, LOUD

Dan being a true diehard Sox fan has carte blanche with me.

Sounds like a plan to me, Perez down, Hays up and Pereira stays on rehab for now.

How about a mystery 10 day IL for Seranthony with a trip to the pitching lab to get it together.

I am all for using the minors as moveable assets to upgrade the Sox, that is the goal. I just don't think at this time they are there yet to maximize the moveable value.

The Sox are stuck with Seranthony who is basically useless right now and taking up a valuable spot on the 26 man roster. Thankfully it looks like Hicks has figured it out. I see the need for a long reliever if Noah is going to stay up in Chicago. What about Peyton Pallette coming up and replacing Richards and giving the Sox long innings to save the bullpen from time to time.

If by some chance the Sox do acquire Mason Miller would Grant Taylor be moved to a starter role for the 2027 Season?

Remember Jerry Krause was called "The Sleuth" for his secret scouting. He would sit up in stands with a hat on and keep a low profile. Poor Jerry, eating a hotdog with mustard stains on his shirt would always give him away.

Give Roch a week behind the plate down in Charlotte and bring him up as the Sox full time catcher for the rest of the year.

I remember that weight training for baseball players was considered a no no back in the day. That being said I will take today's nutrition/fitness/recovery over anything they did in the past.

I wonder if Joe Ryan is in a dead arm phase or is he hurt?