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The Stadium deal would be within this shell. Parking revenue would not because Jerry owns the lots under a separate company.

It is legendary.

Its the Onion. IYKYK.

You do see that they lost money last year, right? According to these tables, they have lost money four years running.

They were 29th because they had a 100 loss team. A new owner would see there is huge potential to the upside waiting to be captured.

Dang, was hoping to get Soroka out the door for something in the next couple of weeks, but this ends that.

I don't think the question is why the Sox don't want him, but more like why would he want this job?

I imagine so did Jimmy.

The #3 pick also outdid #1.

Wow, less than Burns did. That's wild.

Look, if he is going to be a 30/100 kind of guy, we need that at 1B too.

The Sale deal got the #1 or #2 prospect in the game as the headliner. Any deal which doesn't have Holilday in it, starts at a lesser point than the Sale trade. Kopech was also a top 20 prospect in the game at the time of that deal. In other words to match that a deal would have to start with Holliday and Basallo or Holliday and Mayo to match that.

It really feels so obvious as we sit here today. You can almost hear the "We have a guy here who already knows these guys, so we don't have to waste a year of evaluations by the manager"

I will say I am not a fan of the premise that only the bad teams seem to be under pressure. San Diego and Baltimore have to be feeling the pressure of their divisions and their past failures.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5646694/2024/07/19/mlb-trade-deadline-front-offices-under-pressure/?source=emp_shared_article

And Sox management has to actually both roster them, and play them, and not block them with mediocre to awful old utility guys.

Unless a miracle happens and we get all today ready talent, I don't see it.

The FutureSox podcast called LMG the 2nd highest power potential behind Cags.

STOP SAYING THAT THERE ARE SPIES EVERYWHERE!!!