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There is no “percentage”. Fans are everywhere, neither team owns any specific area in the suburbs

Counting on Trevor Story doesn’t look too smart. Dude has been bad and unavailable in a Red Sox uniform

You really have no idea what you are talking about

I genuinely think that while this was a poor future financial decision, this was probably a pretty awesome and memorable summer

I’m not sure why you assume nobody can interpret it or it has no practical value? The new generation players seem like they are very in tune with it. I’m not a huge fan of Ian Happ when he calls into the score (because he is just super monotone sleepy), but he talks a lot about the information presented to him and how he uses it both in the box and on the field

Remembering a far off time in which I was told that my grammar would get me kicked out of school. Karma kisses the savviest right on the cheek

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt35669835/ I highly recommend everyone watch the documentary “We beat the Dream Team” on MAX. It’s about the college practice team that was brought in to scrimmage the dream team, it consisted of Chris Weber Bobby Hurley Anfernee Hardaway Grant hill Allen Houston Eric Montross Jamal mashburn Rodney rogers it’s a quick documentary but it’s pretty funny and until Coach K gums it up at the end, it’s really a fun doc.

“Technically provided” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here

At some point you need to plant your flag with a staff. Doesn’t mean all five have to stay for their entire career but you gotta have someone be the ace/1/leader, and some guys that stay past their arb days. There aren’t many teams that are able to stay competitive with a constantly changing starting staff, unless they have a really damn good offense to help them out. And even then, those teams tend to run into a buzz saw in the playoffs I just don’t agree with their idea that pitching is something to use up and dispose of as soon as you need to invest more into it

The restaurant I worked at in Carbondale during college would soak the beef for a minute prior to serving and I must insist that it is the best way to serve it

Honestly the Sox are lucky to have him both as a lifelong fan And a writer, and I hope some other offer doesn’t land in his lap to take him away(although I would be happy for him advancing his career)

Just seems like it’s always the beef that’s been sitting in the tub too long so it’s kind of tough and doesn’t have the same zing

I can understand that part, close enough is good enough when all you want is a Chicago style dog or a beef

Does it taste the same, because it hasn’t been the same to me since they went worldwide

Fegan is on the score discussing it right now, started around 12:30 for those with the audacy app

I mean, it doesn’t matter. They just set up another excuse not to spend. So now, they will try to thread the needle when it gets closer to the end of arbitration, and —maybe- sign them to extensions based on what little they have shown in the majors. And also not sign premier free agents because we are creating our own great team, that we aren’t keeping around. sounds great sign me up

It’s kind of amazing when you look at Prince/Cecil Fielder and Vlad Sr/Jr numbers up through their 20s are just so damn close almost identical. Then Prince fell off the planet and retired. I hope that doesn’t happen with Jr

it all happens on soxtalk

I’m pretty surprised that they were at 26th

I don’t think anyone here believes you can’t truly spend out of this bad of a team, it is possibly with an aggressive smart GM and a high budget. we just believe JR will not ever do that.

Some people will pick 94 wins no matter what the roster tells them

Best wishes to Bobby, I hope he can win this fight

Seems like it’s more than normal, but he usually has it pretty flat

Not really, Kevin Warren brings it up every time he is interviewed. The end of the discussion is the same, the state isn’t paying for it