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He's a free agent in a month. We can sign him next year just like anyone else can.

Yeah you used to be able to execute certain trades in August, but the waivers are still wide open. Now it is either claim them, or don't. You can't claim and work out a non-40 man roster deal or pick up some cash like you used to. You either get the whole deal, or nothing.

Someone needs to set him up for betting on baseball

Which is why we didn't hear about it. Every single awful contract was put on waviers with the prayer that someone would bite, no matter how small. But there was no chance anyone would claim them, hence the no news.

I promise you they did.

I am not even sure what rule you could change to prevent what happened this year. They had a middle of the road payroll, signed some free agents, and actually seemed to think they could not be the worst team in baseball.

In terms of nothing else but raw value, you should always want your best pitchers to go through the system as starters until they absolutely prove they cannot do so. I don't care about how many starters we think we have, I promise you we don't. If he fails again, cool, move him back to the pen. But they absolutely should be trying to do everything they can for his value by starting him.

Don't insult balls like that. They can at least generate the next generation.

The Sox are the most peaceloving team in the history of baseball, because they are all about no WAR.

Well Chris Getz sure seems to think so.

I am sure they did, but no one wanted them, so no one cared to report it.

Honestly there are about 20 guys to say that about, but i don't think MLB would allow us to dump the entire roster.

The Sox are so weird right now. They straight up won't play certain guys... until they become a trainwreck, and once that happens, they play every single dang day.

Sizemore is doing exactly what he is told to do.

You don't think the Sox improved the defense this year? Absurd.

I look forward to our next no hit utility player.

Especially since he will be a free agent in 2 years and 1 month.

Perralta also going to AAA... niiiiiooce

When you look at the fact that not everyone got fired, it is probably pretty easy to assume that the ones who didn't passed the loyalty clause. If something hasn't changed about who is playing, it is safe to assume today, that is who upper management wants played.

It's almost as if Pedro wasn't the problem. I wonder who else could be influential on making line ups?