southsider2k5

Well there went my lunch.

Is it possible? Sure. I do think that a fair amount of bounceback is going to happen. This is going to be the players first real normal winter and spring training since 2019. I also think having an in touch staff and management group is going to do wonders all by itself. I don't know about them being a miracle team, but the impact of the last two years is there. How much of the real players and team is recoverable is the real question. Is health something they will never have, or is it something that can be done better with new eyes? That biggest question of all.

For the record, this gives the Sox some fall back space at 2B. -You can see if Sosa is ready -You can see if Romy is ready -You can see if 2022 was injury related to Leury, or if he really is toast. -If all of those other things fail, you have a safety net now. I wish we would do the same in RF. It is just smart organizational work.

MLBTR said it is a NRI to spring training, so MiLB deal it is.

Tigers are shrinking Comerica again.

I would have been dead about six second in.

Unless the Sox are ready to trade their prospect top 10, or disrupt their line up, it is going to stay in Miami.

And why would he come here to play 2B if other teams are looking at him to play SS on a regular basis?

You'd think by my age I would remember to carry the one. Its 31/865 or 35/935.

3rd. Correa has agreed to a a minimum of $865 million and 21 years worth of contract this winter. I think the max is like 25/$935.

All she had to do was make me dinner and have my laundry done and let me drink in peace. I have no idea why she left.