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Dude that just threw 90 at the speed pitch is gonna come in from the bullpen later.

They want the record.

Chris Getz will have the worst win percentage of any GM in the history baseball and we'll keep hearing about how it's definitely not his fault.

A reminder that their reward for this is picking 10th. They aren't even in purgatory. They're in hell.

I can't believe they had sabermetrics in 1930.

I think he pitched like 5 good innings before the deadline and Getz is supposedly a wunderkind.

Moncada is going to play 162 games next year and win MVP. They'll ask how and he'll just be like "[insert team]'s training staff identified a weird thing in how I run and fixed it."

Getz's true nemesis is trying to use a calendar and spreadsheet.

I feel like someone told Getz that good GMs take other teams' castoffs and turn them into productive players and he's been trying to prove that he can do it.

The two of you at this moment.

Lmao

Seriously though, Getz had one edict: Not chronically f*** up, basically the same as Pedro. So far, he's the Pedro of GMs. He even built the roster that Pedro couldn't do anything with.

I mean, I don't think anyone expected Getz to identify several Hall of Famers.

- His only trade that is an outright win is Robbie Grossman. Santos is probably the next closest due to the draft pick. - Offensive prospects took a huge step back. - Failed in his major goal of improving the defense. - On track for worst record of modern era. - Signed/traded for several players who have zero or negative value: Maldonado, Vargas, Shuster, half the bullpen, Julks, Senzel, Clevinger, Stassi, - Dumped useful players for nothing: Pillar, Romy, Cronin. Like, he's a bad GM.

It raises the question of what's an acceptable improvement for next year. 60 wins? 70? .500? Outside of Benintendi, the team next year will be players that he has acquired or chosen to keep. And calling a $15M contract an albatross in this day and age is a moronic excuse. If they're a 60 win team next year, then he's flirting with Pedro's performance as a manager.

And also, he was a part of the org during the last regime. If Marco Paddy has to go, why does Getz, who was bad in his old job and has continued to make bad moves while in a position of power, get a pass?

Had to rely on ChatGPT for this, but the 2021 Orioles made the most roster moves in a single season with 63. I'm trying to figure out how many roster moves the Sox have made but it's genuinely difficult to quantify at this point with all of the moving chairs.

Credit where it's due, if we're going purely off fWAR: Lopez has been worth slightly more (0.6 to 0.3). But Romy was a lot cheaper for a "everything must go team" and is worth more than Tommy "show 'em how it's done" Pham

Yolmer's been hitting OK in AAA. *ignore his last MLB stint.

To be fair, Robles and Bart are 27-years-old, only a little younger than Senzel. But if you're a team taking a flier on a (should-be) cheap infielder next year - Moncada makes way, way more sense than Senzel and I'm sure Getz wants to light him on fire.

I mean, he's 28 and has had 6 years of being a bad player. We'll beat the horse into glue, but players like Robles and Bart have shown more and they just slid on by in favor of Martin Maldonado, Corey Julks and Tommy Pham. Edit: Want to clarify that this isn't a shot at you, just stressing that despite having first dibs, Getz can't even make the right call on waiver claims.

Also, Amaya rocked a .649 OPS in the PCL this season. Chris Getz just likes to acquire Chris Getz-style players.

Also wtf was the point of having Nick Senzel???

Does anyone know the record for roster moves in a season?

If they break the Spiders' record, fire every single member of baseball operations.