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They might as well trade everyone and get the best farm in baseball again if they trade Tim, because the Sox won't have a fanbase anymore.

Name your price and I will take the other side of that bet.

At the right price, it is worth the risk.

Thoughts and prayers.

It was probably more about not having a dead roster spot on an injured player.

That is really interesting. Had no idea.

That is excellent stuff.

Eleventy billion, not a penny more.

Personally I don't think AJ Pollock will hit until Sox fans start spelling his name right.

It's to get some sort on enjoyment or entertainment out of it. If that's not accurate, you are doing it wrong.

Depends on if he bids himself out of a draft slot.

I wonder if this is more of trade piece evaluation than promotional thoughts?

Isn't that more than previously?

Nope, I admitted I was wrong.

Me fail.

I think we haven't. This a slam dunk playoff team that is closer to the draft lottery than 1st place.

These things play themselves out.

All are welcomed and loved here... except for you. That's some solid agape love and judge not work right there.

Mendick and Burger are making it tough to decide this time around.

Yeah!

When you try to be funny, but the truth accidentally slips out.

2005 we were literally in first place from Day 1.

Bonus is the inevitable bankruptcy.

The funny part is that per population, Chicago is 28th in the nation for murder rate. For the record, it is impressive how much of the top are in the Republican deep south, such as Birmingham, Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Memphis. Also just down the list are two cities in Texas of Dallas and Beaumont. The murder rate in Chicago is 18.26/100,000. In Dallas it is 14.89/100,000. In 2021, Austin had their deadliest year in almost 20 years. Why everyone thinks this is a Chicago problem is really obvious, but no one wants to acknowledge it. https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/murder-map-deadliest-u-s-cities/38/