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So that lockout seems worth it now, huh owners?

What are things you can say about a baseball player, that you can't say elsewhere...

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Between injuries and regular rest, he will still get ABs for sure. But he isn't going to get starters ABs without a fairly decent injury to the line up, and one that is somewhere Leury would be the primary coverage for.

Definitely agree it depends on return, but the bottom line is that Maenea would be a large improvement over what Dallas has show since the crack down on sticky stuff last year. As long as you aren't sacrificing a true future star here, or someone vital to 2022, that is the most important thing to me.

For the record, with the Pollock move, Harrison isn't a starter anymore. This pushes Leury down to 2B as his most regular position, which is fine. While he isn't a the greatest second basemen, he is fine as your 9th best hitter.

Yep, instead of admitting fault, this is just running with the goalposts.

His floor is perpetually injured.

It sure wouldn't shock me, thought it sounds like money was a bigger factor for Tampa. Again now for the official record, 2 of the most universally recognized as genius organizations in MLB, made significant offers for Craig Kimbrel, one of them even closing the deal.

I don't if anyone does season props, but there are some pretty good odds out there for Robert, Eloy, and Jose for HR leader and/or MVP.

Lol, no. Vaughn has a ceiling. Madrigal has a Booster seat.

#1 is terrible. If you're scared, get a dog.

I think we have also confirmed a certain Soxtalk poster's real life ID.

Phil is still trying to get Curtis Granderson.

I would have loved to see the Sox pick a chunk of Hosmer and one of their big time SP or C in a deal like this.