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No they won't.

Oblique and groin injuries seems like a bad choice to take on in a playoff run.

Can't wait to see Adams go from saving the rotation to middling guy who is easily replaceable.

So much for Mason Adams the savior of the Sox rotation.

It's like keeping relievers.

Creative. Interesting, and not that worried about what we gave up. Davis is the only one with a shot, but he is the pitching version of Wolkow.

The wildcard.

It would make perfect sense... if it was allowed.

Sounds like Soxtalks favorite game of TRADE OR TOMMY JOHN

So you felt the need to expressyour opinion, that people shouldn't express their opinions. Cool. How about you relax? Better yet, get off my lawn

Will? Yes. Should? No.

That's just it. He doesn't even have to be a savior to be a massive upgrade over literally got a world series canceled to save a few bucks

Hey, if he said he would write a check to reduce player cost and improve this team, it already makes him better than Jerry.

Panican!

Hope you aren't a Bulls fan..

Bet he doesn't have much extension, but what a mound presence.

Over the guy that has been fucking Sox fans for 45 years now.

I didn't get a chance last night, but initial thoughts. This is an insane price for Castillo, and SP in general right now. I do love the Sox picked up cash The fact that Smith was in the deal, and the rumored Mets deal, tells you Getz views him as at least expendable, if not flukish. Right now the part I am least confident in is the Sox fixing pitching, but hopefully they see something to unlock the old Castillo, because that would make this a steal.

If the price for Peralta was more than Smith and Wolkow, that seems really light for Detmers.

Unless he is writing a check for half a billion to him, that would be a genuinely terrible idea.

Look, if the Sox are already looking to put him into a deal like this, it probably means they see something limiting his ceiling at the major league level. If they saw him as a top end catcher, this deal doesn't get traction. Could they be wrong, sure.

To be frank, I am more worried that Colson is hurt than I am anything else.

Apparently Chris Getz doesn't agree with you.

I mean I get the prospect hugging that happens during a deadline, but can we not act like he is the next coming of a sure thing? Even if his bat is for real, we have no idea if he can be a catcher or not.

Sure, which puts him firmly into a deal like this. It's like when the Sox draft the guy throwing 100 in college, but can't find the strike zone to save his life. Sure IF he puts it together he could be something, and he will get looks because of his loud tool, but the runway for him is much longer than others to get there.