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To pile on: It seemed like Lenyn always had to figure out each minor league level himself. It was a pattern. He'd struggle hard when first promoted, then go on tears. Is it any shock that the one level that that doesn't work at is the major league level?

Legitimately wondering if any organization (other than the Royals) would hire Getz for any role.

Dude's brain is shot. Give him a phantom IL trip to try and mentally reset.

For anyone wondering, this is why I didn't like taking a 29-year-old reliever as part of the return for the 28-year-old ace.

We're unstoppable now.

Holliday, Kjerstad, and believe it or not, Corbin Burnes

Runner steals home on Maldonado, who drops the baseball.

Maldonado was brought in for his defense. Fletcher was making similar gaffes in RF. Was also touted for defense. Shitty defensive team is shitty.

Just in case anyone was wondering. They are bad at the thing Getz said they'd be good at. Also, they were 25th last year.

And Clevinger?

Pitchers are banging down the door to join the Sox, I tell you what.

Everyone knows that good teams sign guys like Clevinger, Pham or Grossman after spring training (or just as it's ending) with expectations that they will be major contributors.

@caulfield12 I fixed. Arguably better.

Ah s%*#.

ty for highlighting these quotes Caulfield EDIT: The meme is wrong

Another GM would have taken a year to assess what was wrong with the organization! Mainly because it would have taken a year to assess so much.

Padres gonna get a haul from the Orioles.

Time for a Desastre Personal

Why not the 1.205 that he's currently rocking in Charlotte? Unleash the weapon.

Yeah, this is why I said depth development. It keeps you from spending money on the Leurys, Lopezes, and DeJongs of the world.

Engel precedes Getz, but yeah, him too.

Also @WestEddy, Mendick is a depth development win. Adam Haseley massacred our boy right as he was breaking out.

I wish ReMVP was hitting better so you justify jettisoning Nicky Lopez, but unfortunately, he's putting up worse numbers than Naperville's Finest in Charlotte. But we should rejoice, for the prodigal son is returning and Haseley isn't around to murder him.

Imagine how many variations of Yakety Sax we'd get.