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Honestly, it shocks me that they took Nick instead of Crochet if the story about them offering either to the Cubs is true. I also still have a hard time believing this was the Cubs best offer.

Carson Fulmer got claimed a ton of times. Burdi will be claimed.

As is any statistic by itself. Now, if it is indeed 7 of 20, I wouldn't have guessed 35% of the time the team that wins the world series manages to win 3 series against teams with records of over .500, after having a losing record for the season against teams over .500. To me that is still pretty significant and interesting.

All good reminders of why I could have never survived in medicine.

He needs to learn to shut his mouth and stay off of social media. Hopefully the Sox are helping him leave, but he sure isn't making it easy.

He played a lot more early on. His performance slowly moved him out of the job. He played 16 games from Jul 5-30. During that time he hit .133/.350/.267/.617. As time went out Zavala took over the job.

Really glad to hear it wasn't worse.

Well this thread can be closed.

I would love to see a team like the Cubs overpay for Rodon. There is a really large chance they get a pitcher who goes about a third of the time over the life of his deal. Rodon strikes me as one of those deals where it will be a bad deal as soon as he signs it if it is as large/long as people seem to think it will be.

That is somewhere around half a billion dollars in signings, which doesn't sound like this ownership group at all.

A healthy Evan Marshall is better than the bottom of our bullpen. I would run him out there over Foster/Ruiz/Wright for sure.

Keep actual pitchers from pitching.

Planned day off.

I [heart] TA

Strike zone getting BIG

It's going to be Burr.

The Sox spent the last 5 years aligning their minor leagues to getting star players to the majors by last year. That's what's wrong with the system. In the last year they have shifted back to younger players to build back for down the road. This has been by design.

People be reacting just to react.

And all of the best to Bassitt.

He looks like he finally figured out his arm slot. Previously it was all over the place and he never knew where his ball was going. He looks consistent right now.

I was talking TA defense, but Rey is looking like a whole new pitcher since coming back.

Tons. He always had the tools, but the mental mistakes are all but gone.

You should delete the 2nd half of this post.