5 of those 10 losses were within a FG. They had some poor execution and bad luck down the stretch, where as they completely flipped the script in those same situations this year.
Would Sox have gotten more by trading Crochet 2 months into the season? Would we have gotten Roman Anthony instead? It would be fair to grade Getz based on how Crochet trade has ended up.
On one hand it’s good to see Sox making effort to catch up in the IFA market. On the other hand, even if these kids pan out, we won’t see any major contributions from these targets until 2035..
Who cares? He’s young enough to be around for the next Sox competitive team, if that’s within next 3-4 years. If the would be return is something around that if Mullins and Bader deals, I’d rather keep him around for cost of $20M from JR’s pockets to see if he could regain his value under the new coaching staff and clubhouse surrounding him.
Fair point, but as it stands there’s a good chance his option doesn’t get picked up next season, and he’ll be playing for much less. And with his injury history, guaranteed money is a much better option than betting on himself.
Like I said early, I would like to see a savvy move from Getz to restructure Robert’s deal before the deadline and extend him at a discount. He’s not worth $20M a year right now but it’s not like we’re getting his replacement any time soon. If you’re betting on him, keep him and work out a better deal.
Yikes.. s%*# return for Mullins.
1) Given how stingy teams have been dealing top prospects the last two TDLs, especially hitting prospects, I’m still shocked LDV got dealt today for an RP (even if it’s a great one).
2) Gotta keep Robert at this point.
If Robert doesn’t get deal today it’s likely Sox does truly believe in him and held firm on the asking price. I would also hate to see them cave settle for a light return here.
My thought is why not double down and lock him up. If they truly believe he can get back to some form of 2023, then convert his deal to something like 5/$60M with a 4th/5th year TOs and heavy performance based incentives. He’s still young enough to be around for the next competitive team, and we don’t have the next starting CF in the system yet.