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Watching people do the bullride was something else.

I was actually in Mickey Gillys as a kid. Wild place.

Romy is hurt.

Moncada.

Not just 35% better, but 35 percentage points better. He is about 50% better.

I know you want to rope everyone possible into this, but Jake can't play defensively anywhere other than 3rd or 1st. Harrison, Mendick, and Leury all have somewhere between decent and plus defensive abilities at all of the infield positions. Jake has a passable 3B. Sheets is left handed, and seems to be able to at least stand in the OF, something Burger hasn't been able to do either. Burgers last week has been .235.333.235.569. If Jake isn't hitting, which he hasn't been since about the first week of the season, he isn't going to be able to stick and he DEFINITELY isn't better than Yoan Moncada.

Maybe it needs to be in gif format so he understands? Words are hard.

Try again.

There are those hurt feelings. Take the L man.

Where you all during the great Jake Burger riots of 22?

Burger doesn't help them at all defensively, and was in an offensive free fall anyway.

Only for April

Officially a free agent now

The argument seems to be that Sox fans would have rather had a bad team with a good offseason than a good team with a bad offseason.

Apparently it would have been better to be a bad team with a good offseason, than a good team with a bad one.

Your biggest fear is that the Sox win the World Series and you can still find something to be upset about? Umm, sure. Love to have that problem.

It tells me exactly what we have heard all winter. There isn't much excitement for Sox fans around this team, and it is translating to slow attendance at the ballpark. All thought I am sure the "fairweather" part might be a small part of it.

So is this finally the class with the youngest Tatis?

Hearing that we were short Bummer, Hendriks and ReyLo, and apparently also not wanting to use Graveman, I understand why Tony tried to extend Dallas to 6 today. That is half of the pen missing.

IIRC, that was the Aaron Rownad series in NY.