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I'll be shocked if one of Merrifield or Frazier aren't on the team next year.
TBH, the Anderson decision will signal so much about what's going to happen. I actually think in a vacuum you bring back Tim because the price isn't outrageous in comparison to what you'll spend for terrible options at the position, but it isn't a vacuum.
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Literally the only issue I have with letting TA move on is whatever idea we have to replace him
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Post-playing career
During his pitching career, Bannister became known in baseball for his interest in scouting and player analysis and evaluation. He became interested in statistical analysis and Sabermetrics such as FIP and UZR as means of determining a player's true value.[6] On January 13, 2015, Bannister joined the Boston Red Sox as a member of its professional scouting department.[6] On September 9, 2015, he was promoted by Red Sox president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski to a new position, director of pitching analysis and development.[7] On July 6, 2016, Bannister was promoted to assistant pitching coach.[8] On November 3, 2016, he was promoted to vice president of pitching development, in addition to his role as assistant pitching coach.[9]After the 2019 season, he was taken off the coaching staff while remaining as vice president of pitching development,[10] until leaving the Red Sox to take a position with the San Francisco Giants in December 2019.[11] His title with the Giants is director of pitching, and he is listed as a member of the team's uniformed coaching staff.[12]
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Just a heads up for something I discovered a few weeks ago - I use the Libby app to check out ebooks through my local library, and surprised to see that they offer Baseball America as part of the magazines you can electronically check out. Thought it might be worth letting some of our minor league followers know that if they have a library card, it might be worth checking the Libby app to see if you have free access to BA.
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The Big 12 starting next year is going to be a random event generator
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Benetti doing Iowa-Iowa State
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Before that HR, Sosa was hitting .250 with a .750 OPS over 11 games since his call up
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Kinda neat seeing a guy from the minors come up and hit dongs with steady playing time.
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Vaughn looks ready to murder himself after that
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6 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:
At the game right now and told my sons as much. No one else in the lineup really matters.
If Benintendi wants to homer every few games now, I'd also accept that.
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I really only care about watching the bottom three in the lineup
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1 minute ago, fathom said:
I take it back, was he ever linked to the cheating?
not on a cursory glance of his wikipedia page, which is all the more research we can trust the organization to do anyways
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Also, there's no way Grifol is actually safe. A new GM will be able to hire his own guy unless its someone like Getz.
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This organization only has a chance if they hire someone who realizes it's 2023 and not 2006.
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Leave Sosa on the roster the rest of the year and see if he can keep warming up
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Even though he's not very good at baseball, at least Gavin is likable
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Hey! Competent LF play!
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does lane ramsey weigh 140 lbs
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man, if you need ground balls then we are your team
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the brewers should feel bad about themselves
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'23 -'24 Free Agency
in Pale Hose Talk
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To follow up, my Tim decision is purely predicted on whatever you think he is in the clubhouse (which we truly don't know). If he's a problem, he's gone. If you honestly think he's a net 0 to a net positive you bring him back as there's no real reason to think we compete next year. You're not blocking Colson yet. He's still one of the more popular players we have. And there's some reason to think his year was injury fueled. Bad year + bad team = whatever. Bad year + good team = we are good in spite of him. Good year + bad team = move him. Good year + good team = well that'd be neat.