soxfan49

1) It’s not impossible to find good players late. “Great” drafters find mid-late round gems, which leads me into my second point... 2) If he was “great” at drafting, why hasn’t he found any mid-late round gems lately? 2013- John Hayden, Robin Norell, Tyler Motte, Luke Johnson, Anthony Louis 2014- Beau Starrett, Fredrick Olofsson, Luc Snuggerud, Andreas Soderberg, Dylan Sikura 2015- Dennis Gilbert, Ryan Shea, Radovan Bondra, Roy Radke 2016- Artur Kayumov, Wouter Peeters, Lucas Carlson, Nathan Noel, Mathias From If Bowman were “great” at drafting he wouldn’t have four drafts in a row that poor.

All of those hard earned posts that I wrote up regarding Bowman only to have to keep writing more to obviously point out how bad he is at his job only for 2-3 weeks later that poster now agrees? Holy shit

It was.

Yeah, he chased down Kenny Golladay. That was impressive.

And your posts are typically the length of novel and do nothing except bash the WWE...and yet again, you continue to watch and continue to trash it. If I genuinely thought that a TV show or a team completed sucked and "failed" repeatedly and was "super weak sauce" for months on end, I'd stop watching. Your time must be extremely valuable.

And yet he continues to watch

Fitzpatrick has gotten plenty of shots

Guys, come on. His name is Chase Daniel, not Daniels. Don’t be ignorant.

I’d rather it to be Chase Daniel but Daniels would be fine I guess

Perhaps he wasn't screaming in pain. Sometimes athletes make weird faces and sounds when they're running away from people trying to tackle them. Or maybe sliding on hard, frozen ground hurts sometimes.

No way it happened on the penalty. I just watched the replay 3 times. He got hit on the left shoulder. It may have happened on the Cohen fumble.

Another white male?! You don't say

Yeah, the INT was a great play by Harris and I feel like if that throw is made to someone like Robinson or Shaheen (someone who isn't 5'9), the odds of it being completed are greater. Either way, that throw has to be perfect for it not to be intercepted. On the second INT, something happened there. Robinson was contacted early and then never bothered to not only turn around but he also likely didn't finish his route cutting toward the middle of the field. Whatever. That D is no joke and the Bears are 7-3. f*** it

He did already. Did you forget about week 1?

My only concern about this game is if they lose, I fear they may spiral downward. I say that because all of the players this week are saying things like “all or nothing” and “we want this one badly.” A loss here could cause a lot of doubt on a short week. Bears 27-23

But that’s 75. You said it’ll have to be 100-125 more.

So if the Phillies offered Harper 10/350 and the Sox offered 10/440, he would say no to the Sox? That’s laughable.

What’s the excuse for him missing in the heat in Miami and him missing in a dome in Arizona? We now have a miss from 45 in Arizona (dome), from 53 in Miami (hot and humid), 41 vs the Jets (wind and rain), and four short ones vs the Lions (sunny and cold). Where exactly can he make a field goal consistently? The moon?

Why would he go to Soldier Field? It’s not like he has a contract to earn. He got paid already.

Why the fuck would the Sox trade Eloy, a better prospect than Senzel, for Senzel?

Apparently Houston had a deal in place to land Harper at the deadline but the Nats’ ownership nixed it

At this stage I’d substitute Moncada for Madrigal but I agree on the others, although I guess if Colorado offered Arenado for Dunning, Robert and another prospect AND Arenado was open to an extension, I’d have an easy time saying goodbye to Robert.

I suggested $50 a year for the first 5 years in another thread, which would give Harper the ability to leave and get another big contract & the Sox the ability to be VERY competitive from 2020-2023 and it would allow the Sox to keep Jimenez, Moncada, Kopech, etc when they are due for contracts in 2024-2026.

Machado 20% Harper 10%

LeBron, Bosh and Wade chose Miami and took less money.