fathom

Not a lot of range at SS

Marek Houston turning into Dansby?

Eloy is a better pitcher

Arroyo doesn’t impress me at all

To me, it doesn’t really matter all that much about how the guy we trade away does. Santos had a lot of value on the trade market, and the return looks bad so far.

All those trades from last offseason looks quite bad

I’m less interested in how the shares work and more excited that not buying the Twins makes it seem what their desired outcome is.

Just going off the mlbtraderumors quotes attributed to him. Definitely throwing cold water on any succession talk.

Boyer doing his best to make sure Sox fans can’t have a glimmer of hope

To be honest, he might have the most if he can be a closer

Don’t use the outfield shower!

Colas swing looked awful in the Iriarte matchup today

Adrian Gonzalez there?

There are plenty of Sox fans in Naperville and Plainfield.

The documentary on Netflix about the basketball aspect of last year’s Olympics is good as well

Already at max velocity

I will let someone else start the thread, but the Jenks news is devastating

Fangraphs has updated their draft board. They are quite low on Holiday

Surprised the Sox didn’t go after Junis, as he’s only getting 4.5 million. Thought he would have been a dynamite closer option.

Sounds like the Sox asked for Burns or Lowder for Robert

A lot of his skills quickly deteriorated though

Fegan said he heard it’s unlikely they add another starter

So with college baseball starting soon, who should we be following for the 2026 draft, where the Sox should pick very high? I know Burress from GT is a stud.

So on the podcast with Chuck, Fegan was really high on Ramos and Baldwin. Found it very interesting that he said if Vargas had an awful spring, you never know if they might put him on waivers. He predicted a starting infield of Vaughn, Drury, Colson and Vargas (only cause of Ramos injury). Justin Anderson is his closer prediction.

Cease and Turner seem likely adds