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That's limited to 3-5 players and Saturday if he actually comes over this cycle...odds are 75% at least.

Colson 103.1 390 33 degrees

And he's UNDER extended contract control like Brazoban Bart Castillo lol... Why Manaea has to pitch in a big outfield stadium...

But they have Sandlin Thorpe Schultz McDougal lol....but one name never mentioned by Sox officials is Cannon. He and Korey Lee are permanently dog-housed.

Derek Hill was criminally under appreciated

When offense and the bullpen are equal problems…would be absolutely shocked to see him make an All Star team.

Some fans are happier complaining/whining about the recently frustrated posters … that we should still appreciate the greatest gift in Sox history that Getz has bestowed upon us after three long years wandering in the desert, lol.

And Brazoban/Bart <<< Doyle Meanwhile, Boston Smith AA MVP machine keeps chugging along.

Starting to really feel the pressure…

Well…that’s unfortunate. Hope it doesn’t become a 2005 Grady Sizemore moment…usually fans only remember gaffes during the final week of the season.

It’s also not exactly Chernobyl or Bhopal.

Kade Anderson debuting this weekend against Cubs/PCA...highly doubt the Sox would attempt a position change at this stage, though.

Fortunately, Cameron has been pitching well for in recent weeks....

Pretty sure everyone could search the internet by then, but 75-80% of jobs came through the Winter Meetings... "When Jin Wong ’97 was applying for an internship with the Atlanta Braves during his senior year at Mary Washington, he was given a choice. Did he want to interview with baseball legend Hank Aaron over the phone or in person? “I told them, ‘Tell me where and when,’” said Wong, who flew south to meet the Baseball Hall of Famer, spending some time getting to know the player who held onto the record for most career homeruns for 33 years. “It’s all about making connections and building relationships.”

Twins 3.5 gb @ Evil Padres 8:40 (last NL WC by 1 game over AZ) Tigers 5 gb @ Royals 7:10 Guardians 4.5 gb @ Rockies 7:40

It's actually a really good source for general info, despite the predictably rightward/anti-immigrant/"Sharia Law" editorial bent.

65% cheers 35% boos

That's a really professional at-bat there...errrr...post. Please get rid of this over used (rapidly becoming inane) phrase from all baseball/softball broadcasts, stat!

We might need another anti-law/lawyers debate to go along with the ongoing Montgomery Burns vs. Ishbia one...?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eminent_domain

"Acuna's revenge"...seems like another tipping point in the season. So far they have been pretty darned resilient...remaining parked between 2 to 7 games over .500 for what feels like months now.

Oh, for the days when mere billionaires were hated...did it all start with Mr. Potter in Capra's "It's A Wonderful Life"? Now you pretty much have to be a deca-billionaire or PE behemoth to even register on the public radar. You've recently got the likes of Bezos and the Kushners with pretty much zero knowledge of sports collecting teams like trophies just for prestige or as a cocktail party talking point. They only look at it as a way to diversify their portfolios/tax write off and way to potentially out return index funds...as long-term bond markets start to crash in the face of another yet $20+ trillion in crushing debt added in the past decade.

But at least it's not an even more evil data center...? https://nypost.com/2026/08/21/sports/mets-fans-startled-by-hand-creeping-through-hole-in-citi-field-stands-to-snag-peanuts-hot-dog/

"Vermin from stagnant rail cars?" Replacing ingress/egress....

Walter, the 66-year-old chief executive of Chicago investment firm Guggenheim Partners, led a group that included another Guggenheim executive and Magic Johnson in acquiring the Dodgers for $2.15 billion in 2012, then a record for an MLB team. The Times has reported that he tapped the insurers he owned for financing, a deal that was later vetted by state insurance regulators. However, the amount of related-party loans made by the two affiliated life insurers now under federal scrutiny is vastly more, amounting to 40% of the invested assets of Delaware Life as of Dec. 31, according to Fitch Ratings. The credit rating firm said that is the most of any North American life insurers it reviews. It’s unclear where the money went, but the Wall Street Journal reported that billions were passed through a third party before being received by entities tied to Walter or his TWG Global holding company. Latimes.com