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Who can guarantee that. Hopefully Ishbia is already doing some research. I doubt Jerry would honor any advice.

Great that starts tomorrow

Good to know. Their record isn't Sox like. Charlotte is like watching the Sox B team.

There were probably plenty of Jake Eder types. To some that's better than letting a player walk. That satisfices our trade frenzy. It might be some A ball player and we'll rejoice if they get a hit or pitcher with injuries. Yet we hope that .00000005% that person will somehow flourish in the Sox farm system,

I bet (insert most Sox players) goes to a good team and he takes off, just like Vaughn

So which Sox farm team should we tune in to instead of watching the Sox?

It's a Chicago thing

Brewers were down 8-1 and came back and won.

I question if the coaching in Charlotte is not good.

No one would and I don't think I've implied that. Say like in 2030 if that were the case.

So is this a poll? The A's should be on top.

His qualification is dealing with Reinsdorf. No seasoned or experienced GM would ever take that job. Jerry also probably didn't want to hear how flawed he is doing interviews.

Maybe the Brewers are a tough organization in doing things their way. Oh you don't want to go to the pen? Fine we'll trade you. Who won the trade? Both. The Sox needed a place holder arm.

We do that with our own players listed above. We are conditioned into not having nice things. Then our next reaction is to trade them before they turn into a pumpkin. Then we regurgitate the same process over and over.

does that even need an answer? I'm thinking he 'gets it' in terms of talent evaluation, I also look at it this if he is successful (not by our lowly standard yardstick) under Reinsdorf, I think some organizations would be after him. Especially the cheap ass ones.

Vaughn and Montgomery got much better after leaving Charlotte...........makes me wonder

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A lot of those guys are household names that a casual fan will recognize. I look at the Rays and now the Brewers and I couldn't tell you their star players. With an MLB sub the casual fan wouldn't specifically watch those teams.

which could be future trade pieces to make up for their lack of development or wanting a nice contract it's not like the Sox are alone in this. The A's may be the best farm system for MLB in decades. I can only think that an A's fan who realizes ever good player the comes up is basically a rental.

Maybe Rockies fans are asking the same thing The Tigers are probably looking forward to the Sox ending their skid

Tigers can't buy a win

It looks like I need a temporary bandwagon to jump on - maybe the Brewers Pitching is really starting to suck. It wasn't great before but now games are over by the 3rd inning

puts the home team needing 2 to beat you

if they would have lost that inning I'd say the game was fixed

I have no confidence in this team in xtra innings away up by a run