fathom

Roark to Jays also

It would likely be mid-tier prospect and significant money for Price. I don’t think for a second that Benintendi is included.

Bryant to Braves, Donaldson to Nats, Rendon to Rangers, Arenado to Angels

Buster reporting WSox have talked with Boston about Price.

Baseball Tonight about to discuss the WSox

Yes easily

This sums up my thoughts perfectly https://mobile.twitter.com/lstanczyk27/status/1204871704163602435

I really don’t get why Hahn shared this. It goes against everything he said a few weeks ago.

Remember when Hahn said we don’t care about the labor?

Because maybe Vaughn gets traded

https://mobile.twitter.com/SBekovic/status/1204845707406036992

Castellanos RF and DH

I would love a trade for Chris Taylor of the Dodgers. He would be the perfect utility player for what this team needs.

I don’t think Hahn makes that statement if it’s just some no-name righty bench bat.

I don’t think that’s what Hahn meant at all with regards to Mazara. My opinion was he meant by going the less expensive avenue in RF would help upgrade other spots.

How so

And that they thought he wasn’t preparing his players well enough with pregame stuff, etc

This sounds different than the previous tweet https://mobile.twitter.com/JRFegan/status/1204838712514764800

The Sox are one batter short on offense. Relying on Nomar to hit LHP or McCann to DH or Collins do anything at all is foolish IMO.

Have you seen the Bulls

If Hahn told Ricky that Mazara is a platoon player, Ricky would listen.

Price and JDM?

Mazara is a low-risk, high-reward acquisition. Considering how it looks the pitching is going to end up this year, I’m fine taking the risk. Competing in 2020 seems like a long shot unless something drastic changes.

I will be stunned if they make any moves today after the Hawk news

Just a frustrating player to watch. Maybe it’s just I have seen so much of him in the playoffs when he’s struggled. He will go on stretches where he looks like he’s blind at the plate (of course, he has very hot stretches typically in the first few months).