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Nice wife, tho.

Interesting. Nice catch.

Why? I just don't get it. I look at his stats, and I'm not excited. You have probably seen him play more than I have, I would be interested in why you like him so much.

I can't define "late break", but I know it when I see it.

Never is a big word. I agree with your first two predictions.

Boras smarter than Hahn.

And, yet, they boxed themselves into a corner by letting Charlie Blackmon sign an option for $21 Million for 2022.

Next stop for Posey is HOF.

Relax, man. It was just a tidbit of information that was appropriate for this thread on this message board.

Eaton was released on July 13. Looks like Sox are on the hook for his $1 Million buyout.

What's really goofy is that Cleveland traded Rosario for 90 year old Pablo Sandoval, all 300 pounds of him, and they immediately cut Pabs. Trade should not have been allowed.

Great post, thanks. This is the Best of Soxtalk, to get background like this on an important issue.

Statute of Limitations apply.

If Melvin does well in San Diego, he will get HOF consideration.

Thanks. Makes Hahn look like Mr. Ruthless. Not that that is a criticism, just never heard him described in this fashion.

I never heard that about Madrigal. I'm not saying it's not true, I just never heard anything like it. Where did you get that info?

Has Tim won this before? I assume he did when he won the Batting Title in 2019..... Can't remember.

We also signed James McCann as a FA, so there are at least two.

So, two of our posters above commented on Sheets' swing. I thought it was a bit loopy also, but then I thought it must have always been that way, because his minor league stats were not overwhelming. I thought then that he probably worked hard to improve it. Of course, I say this without ever seeing him play before this year. Speaking of long, loopy swings, the extreme here is the Dodgers' Cody Bellinger.

This would not surprise me either, for several reasons. 1. For whatever reason, he is somewhat marketable. 2. His nose might be out of joint due to LaRussa being forced on him. 3. Just time for a change. 4. He probably interviews very well.

Sox fans would say he doesn't walk enough. I looked up his trade info, and Miami traded Duval for a journeyman catcher named Alex Jackson. Not sure what Miami/Jeter were thinking.

They also had Smith and Smyly. Just sayin.

You might be right. If they did care, they would have said something about it in previous CB negotiations. Thing is, it would have been so easy and not very expensive for MLB to solve the problem years ago when real estate was cheap in most minor league towns.

Good answer. Thanks.

Why did Braves skipper not put in a lefty to face Bellinger? Don't get it. Two were on, one out, game on the line, leave him in... Boom.