fathom

Yep.. I actually have more faith in Hagen figuring it out

Bill Madden is a legit reporter fwiw

Sure, but trusting him to stay healthy with the limited innings he’s had makes the reliever threat large.

Again, I’m sure a lot will disagree but he’s someone I’d use as a key piece for a controllable starter.

Yep, like with the Teel injury, his long term contributions are more important to me than anything he’d give you the next two months.

I don’t see anyway he makes another start for the Sox this year while still in the race

Always has been his issue

This isn’t just his location.

Wonder if they come up with another “injury”

Him and Hagen couldn’t be more disappointing

Oh yay, more fastballs to lefties

Velocity rising

I would say it was a lot more truthful than fiction though regarding player personnel

Pitch selection to the lefties is puzzling. Almost all fastballs. Went 3-4 against him

They hate Lee…why do people ignore what Harold was saying all along

He’s also gotten some outs on hard hit balls tonight. He just stinks

Don’t go watch Smith’s last outing

You’ve got to send him down after this

If the Sox have become so good at developing hitting, why not continue doing that and acquire pitching via trades and free agency? Kinda similar to what the Cubs did under Theo. Also, not talking about doing all this right now, but during this upcoming window.

He has been playing well, but as I like to say, when you take out someone like Colson, the lineup gets too slappy. Hard to consistently score runs with 3 home run threats in the lineup.

Why would a team like the Reds or A’s want Hays?

At this point I hope it’s the knee injury causing the lack of stuff.

At the very least, give him an opener.

Why though if you get someone with 3 years controllable in the rotation?

When I saw him in high school, I was shocked at how bad teams were able to score against him. Talked to a coach this past weekend who faced him a few years ago and said Izzi was easily the better pitcher back then.