southsider2k5

I was just going to say that. Seems wild that a contract paying him not much less than the worth of the entire Miami Marlins franchise is a bargain, but I guess in this day and age if it could be done, it would be Shohei.

It's different this time around. I don't think their top level guys are anywhere close to this time around, but they have more mid range talent where if they figure a thing or two out, they could be MLB regulars. It's still not a deep system, but I do think there are more guys of interest than the last time around.

And the reports include that it is two of their top five. Their top 5 is the two pitchers with super high ceilings in Chase Burns and Rhett Lowder who hit the majors last year as the top 2, then Arroyo. Stewart and Collier also come in as IF prospects with some helium. The Sox could use any and all combinations of players there.

Buy my house, please.

I have a hard time counting Pallette failing as a starter this quickly as a win, but it's nice he looks at least like a reliever.

With so much regression across the board last year it is hard to have the same prospect optimism as the last rebuild, especially since the offensive guys don't have the ceilings that Yoan, Eloy, and Robert had to start with.

With a 121 loss team, it is pissing into a headwind.

Which makes spending on free agents and even bigger waste of money as this team is even further from contending.

If they are getting two top guys they want, just eat the money and be done with it.

Mostly I think we all get used to reading Blue Sky write ups from people more interested in protecting sources and keeping them happy then being full accurate.

It was said by a guy who is actually paid to do this.

This is the most Caulfield thread that ever did Caulfield. Which is saying something. Also any Sox fan answer other than Jerry isn't serious.

You can continue to cry about posts from a month ago, or realize that if Colson Montgomery, and guys like him, really do bust, a 4 or 5 year contract wouldn't make a damned bit of difference to this franchise.

The Red Sox 2029 first round pick might as well just get ready.

It just continues to amaze me that is that highly regarded guy after guy gets here, and just falls off of a cliff.

Geesh, just read through the rest of the these guys write ups as well. He just trashes so many guys, including some make up questions on Zavala. He gave a Madrigal comp to Meidroth. Declines in stuff for Nastrini, Taylor, Eder, and Iriarte. The one guy he really seems to like more than anyone else is Sean Burke

https://athlonsports.com/mlb/new-york-yankees/yankees-make-decision-on-former-white-sox-star-after-jazz-chisholm-news

That's fine, it happens. But I have no problem targeting guys like that.

It's one of the few plus trades we've made.

Yeah us quitting on trade acquisitions so quickly seems bad.

98 slots away.