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You can’t honestly believe Hahn has done a good job the last 3 years? The trades have worked out well, but the free agent signings have been a disaster for the most part. He’s done a truly terrible job at finding potential pieces on a contending trade from deals outside the big 3 pieces. Everyone likes to compare the Sox rebuild to the Astros and Cubs, but those GMs could have only dreamed of having guys like Sale, Q and Eaton to deal. Instead they struck gold trading FA signings like Feldman, whereas seemingly half of Hahn’s FA signings vanish from baseball after a year or so.

At least he knows the shortest path from one spot to another spot is a straight line

Have a feeling he gets packaged with Colome to the Brewers

Probably, unless Nelson Cruz is a poster also

Yoan looked good at the plate, but Giolito getting destroyed is what made tonight a “bad” game for the rebuild. But yes, the talent in this current lineup is as bad as I can remember

Long story short, I vehemently disagree. Hahn’s been comically bad as a GM.

bench his ass

Conforto is a significantly better fit, even if he costs a lot more.

Steroids don’t make you smarter

It’s a meh move no matter what

I thought that was a pretty impressive 3 run outing. Keep him up for rest of the year.

Does Benetti have money on the Indians game tonight?

If that’s not the tallest midget award, I don’t know what is.

I like that they had him batting 3rd tonight.

Get Jay the hell off this roster.

Ball (and Twins) is so juiced

You’d be missing out on his amazing arm in LF. Between him and Eloy, you might combine to throw as hard as Cease.

Hasn’t the slider been his best pitch statistically

That one was fine...the first and third to Cruz were awful and the Kepler one might have been his worst pitch of the season.

Can we stop with Jay batting 2nd....or just playing at all

Excellent point about adding another pitch.

Oh come on, 3 of the 4 homers were on meatballs down the plate. Sadly Twins are so stacked that you just can’t make mistakes. They don’t have slap hitters like the Sox.

Inability to keep his mechanics straight. Yes his metrics were great, but there were always questions about how his velocity would hold up with his new arm swing.

Yeah if they spend on starting pitching this offseason, I don’t see how they won’t be the favorite in the AL Central next few years.

Not necessarily his fault, but I also don’t believe he has the slightest clue how to coach up this new generation of velocity guys. The bigger issue is that keeping pitchers healthy used to be something he was praised for, but that has shifted. I just don’t see how they can justify keeping him around getting his massive failures the last 5 years or so.