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The one guy I find interesting is Guerrero in that write-up. But I'd imagine Sox don't take anyone.

Yeah the difficulty is definitely Arenado being paid about market, so at that point you are paying for Rights. Because of that, it's a difficult trade. They'd get value back but ...probably not that much? THey'd be limited to what teams could swallow that contract whole.

Where did that report come out?

Maybe Hahn is torturing the guy who leaks to Peggy's son and this is a part of it.

I think this is accurate but man it feels like hahn gets really excited. Remember how the night they acquired rutherford he was so defiant about bringing up Moncada...like "rebuilds arrived man". He loves this stuff. I don't blame him at all, that's why his job is awesome, but he really isn't as disciplined as he believes. Heart of hearts that dude wants to grab Chuck's microphone and shout "I NEARLY TRADED FOR GARY SANCHEZ ONCE!"

Guessing 60% is on the AAV not the total right?

Ha, sorry. I was also pro-vaughn so I can't even claim to have been Abrams over Vaughn at the end, where I was swayed by Keith Law write-ups. But poor kid was raked through the coals for his terrible tv interview.

Somebody needs to shut down whatever trade this is, I'm sure it's terrible.

Man there is some revisionism around Abrams. There was only like 2 people that liked him, and I think it was me and @chitownsportsfan People called him yolmer sanchez because sox fans only have 3 player comps. If you are good defensively with a light bat you are Yolmer, if you strike out and hit for power you are Dunn, and if you are a pitcher you are James Shields.

I like Callis a lot but he throws 50s and 45s on everything. Walker was not our #6 prospect post-draft.

It's one of those things that on value it lines up but is that really where you want to unload your top available prospect? I just don't trust Hanigers production and I hate Gonzalez.

eh i'd wait for them to re-do everything.Do I think he's better than their 21 year old SS in A+ who only managed a .701 OPS? I do.

woof.

It really is so hard to grapple with them not even trying here (I hope they are), because the offense (thanks to much of their moves) is really one elite player away from being actually elite.

edit: nvm forgot his baby parable. But spot on

Ugh, they are getting cockier in responses. Makes me thing something gut punching is going to happen soon.

That is now a list of teams an organization led by me could close ahead of and land Rendon.

Remember when Hahn was bragging how teams kept calling him about Ryan Cordell? Just ignore him, his brag stuff is always BS.

Totally agree.

I agree, but I do feel bad for paul sullivan, that dude is doing the work of like 6 reporters right now.

Nice, my math finally wasn't that far off.

I already had that. $25 mill projected tenders $29.8 mill signed players (Abreu, yonder, eloy, tim anderson, kelvin herrera) 18.3 million Yas I had 8.5 for unsigned guys, but even at 10 that puts you at 83 pre mazara, add 5.7 and you are at 88

What am I missing, I only have them at ~$85 currently (give or take weirdness around Abreu's signing bonus)

It's never going to cease being fun to me thinking of different things the sox could do to put together a better baseball team.

2020 is for OF what 2019 was for pitchers, which means we'll try to focus on Pederson and then get out bid and trade prospects for like, mike foltenewicz or something.