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That's in response to "suddenly" He's been here almost two years now. That's not sudden.

Do you need to drag your grudge into every thread? We get it, you are mad. Big grrr. Cool. No one cares anymore and we don't need to ruin yet another thread for it. If you want to talk substance, by all means do so. We just don't need another excuse for lobbing insults. No response needed.

I literally never said any of that. I said injuries have spiked since the changes were made, which is 100% true, but we need more time to see why. It is jumping to conclusions to think that we know who is getting what work done and why when there is no evidence to support it.

Millions is low. It is more like hundreds of millions.

Wait, I see everyone literally reading into everything happening behind closed doors, including specifically who is getting what adjustments done, but I am jumping to conclusions by ascribeing what has happened here under Banninster to Bannister? You can't be serious here.

Brian Bannister was hired is September of 2023. That is plenty of time.

The injury spike happened this year.

So the Sox made all of these amazing positive changes, but none of them caused these injuries, even though we see it all over baseball? That is awful convient.

Again, that is a super definitive statement that I have yet to see any back up for, especially with as many injuries as we have seen in this system this year, including top guys.

You build a roof which opens up to the sklyline. Houston is a great example of it.

Do you really believe we are separating these guys into haves and have nots as to what we are doing with them? Do you have any actual support for that?

But those aren't the only guys we are working with. We literally just did alterations to both Schultz and Hagen Smith, who are in the Sale type league of arm talent.

And most importantly almost all of these guys turn their turns almost every single time.

Man the wind just killed that one.

Eventually you have to throw him in the deepend if you want a chance at him learning the game.

The E parade begins.

Which is sadly still more than most of the roster.

The name calling has ended. No more.

Left hamstring tightness.

We are two innings in and it is tied 2-2.

Nothing either way as of yet.

But you lose guys like Chris Sale too. Dude got 36 starts from 2019 to 2023 with the Red Sox. It was 11 if you subtract out 2019. And then you still have to find someone to cover those other starts. The Dodgers do this with guys like Kershaw pitching half a season for a LONG time now. They are willing to spend $150 million to get Glasnow for half a season. That can't be us.

So if the Sox got say Tyler Glascow out of Chris Sale because he was incredible, but hurt half of the year, that was better?

I honestly wonder if keeping good guys healthy is being extremely undervalued here. Is what the White Sox got out of Chris Sale better than the Red Sox who saw his stuff tick up, but lost him for long stretches? Then the Red Sox had to drop to the next option to fill in for Sale, meaning an even bigger drop-off. If we have to sign six Mike Clevingers off of the street to cover our injuries is that worth getting an extra tick or two in a shortened season from guys like Davis Martin?