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But remember, no one Getz got rid of mattered...

It's still the same shitty bullpen. The manager doesn't matter when everyone sucks.

Be curious how much of that is Carlos Perez.

Davis, the starting pitcher.

Nicky Lopez is a 74 OPS+ hitter. People should be talking about his offensive production, but more in terms of why he is still on a major league roster.

Stone hasn't been a good partner in a long time as an announcer. He's short, he's combative, and if he doesn't feel like it, he refuses to do his job and fill time. Gordon Beckham has been a way better partner as he is willing to fill the air when John asks questions, and tell stories when the situation dictates.

You mean the dude they have been working with all year as a starter?

Why do you assume literally no one has tried to help the teams biggest star? At the very least people's jobs are at stake, which Pedro and others learned the hard way if they didn't before. I mean there is making assumptions based on common sense, and there is making assumptions based on... well I am not sure what to be fully honest.

Again, I have no idea how to process what you are saying. I have no idea what Jason was going to do that everyone else has not, or what everyone listed has to do with it.

Jason Benetti would have fixed Luis Robert. Huh. I have literally no idea how to process this information.

And ones who can actually catch and throw a baseball on a semi-reasonable basis.

I am curious how much the back is still bothering Monty. If that is the reason he can't hit fastballs, he is a totally different prospect if he is a guy who just can't hit fastballs.

Today he does. The other three months of the year, he has been just as bad, if not worse.

Because Jake Burger has no injury history?

Does that excuse work for Eloy and Robert who have been playing after coming back early from injuires?

This again. And it has also been like weeks of the good Jake Burger. He was a White Sox level bat up until about the trade deadline.

Bro, what did you copy?

Let's not pretend that almost all ultrarich giving is done for exactly that reason, and yet they were still rated that high.

Except Jake Burger wasn't even that guy two weeks ago, which is why no one wanted him then. He had a .680 OPS at that point in time. 10 of his homers also came after that point. He was rolling out the huge .233/.281/.399/.680 with 13 homers, or remarkably close to Andrew Vaughn, who also didn't great traded. Also when absolutely no one cared about Jake Burger. Trust me, if someone thought he was decent, Houston was begging for a real 1B.

It wouldn't be the Sox if they didn't.

Thanks for proving my point, they traded guys with long control.