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The Rickets are pretty much the reincarnation of Cohen, just a bit quieter about it publicly.

They have to do SOMETHING to keep the illusion that they care about winning alive. They can no longer blame payroll limitations after the money they dumped last year.

Genius statement. I bet people are flooding the lines for season tickets off of this statement.

I don't know if it will survive the lockout, but the run up in player prices made me feel a whole lot better about getting return for Kimbrel.

Out of all of these guys, Baez is #1 on the list of guys that I think teams could most regret throwing lots of money at.

I mean we all know Jack's actual quotes are way more ridiculous. The relative sanity was a dead giveaway.

lmao. Its literally a twitter bot created to make up random Sox quotes. No one believes it is you.

Of course as soon as we get a group that knows how to use a second round pick...

This really was a great and interesting read into a lot of things that hadn't been publicly tied together before in one spot. Nice read.

Well here's the to the second half of the off season.

Sadly I have no doubt at all that he will bounceback.

You found your replacement.

I'd kind of like to see how coordinated or not this whole thing was before leaping off of a bridge here. Did certain balls go to certain teams? Did the same ones go to the same teams all of the time? Did they go out all at the same time? I would also be curious about the whole details behind the conclusions about when balls were made, and what MLB's knowledge was of those production runs. There are a TON of assumptions here, and pretty much all of them would be explained by a mix of ignorance and incompetence. After seeing how awkwardly that MLB has handled other pressure situations, my first guess would be this was the case, and not some grand conspiracy. Frankly MLB administration hasn't proven to me that they are that smart.