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To be fair, the injury in 21 was a complete tear. While this could ultimately be that as well, it could also be a more mild strain. But best case he’s probably out 3-4 weeks. Just brutal.

Hammy or calf. Hopped to 2B. Didn’t look good

This Wilson cat is nails. Everyone hated his inclusion on the Cease deal but he could end up adding a couple more prospects to the fold this summer.

Yikes, awfully quick hook for singer.

Not gonna lie, Brebbia has looked extremely hittable in this SSS.

Good to see Oscar off to a nice start down there at least

At least this puppy is on pace for a 2 hour game.

A live arm lottery ticket would have been nice but you’re not exactly in a position of power at the negotiating table when the guys already been DFA.

Good lord Benintendi looks cooked. He can’t possibly be this bad.

Post DFA, Jrod traded to Phillies for JRs favorite - cash considerations. Optioned to AA.

Hmmm. I’d rather just throw Speas in the pen and see what we have than retain Leone/Shaw.

We'll find which set of Pedro's boys will succeed starting at 640CT.

I think it’s that he has no position, doesn’t get on base particularly well, doesn’t have a body that ages well, and has been injury prone. I think trading Burger was a perfectly fine thing to do when your team needed to improve on defense and get away from RH free swingers. You can argue the return, but the jury is still very much out on Eder. I get Burger was an easy guy to root for him. I like(d) him too. But worst trade in franchise history? My lord, what a take!

And this is how having so many NRIs can bite you.

Pending a physical. You'd certainly think they'd want to get that done ASAP, but also will have to make 40 man space so Sox are probably OK slow rolling it for now.

Charlotte sure putting on a show tonight. Gonna get 30 burgered by the Os prospects.

Sox have had some pretty brutal umpiring in 4/5 games.

Hey let’s go! Dejong already out homered 2023 TA.

Sammy Peralta, who somehow held onto a roster spot all offseason just to get DFAd right before OD, was claimed by the Mariners this afternoon.

I literally said “that that for what it’s worth”. I agree the Sox aren’t exactly the gold standard here. I don’t think anything I said is unfair. Some people really hate Clevinger and he’s earned that.

Because he's not generally regarded as a good dude, was seeking a 2 year deal and her peripherals were far worse than his actual results in 2023? The Sox had him in the clubhouse for the entirety of 2023. If Getz feels like he isn't a problem, the current version of Clevinger probably isn't. Pretty sure he's literally been mentioned as being a good guy to have around by people around the org. Now that take for what it is worth, but still worth mentioning. I am not really all that concerned that other teams didn't want him. Guys that have legitimate upside and no baggage sign for 1/$12-15M deals, not 1/$3M deals. The former was obviously out of JR's budget this season. While its a bummer Clevinger may not return a ton - if anything - via trade, he will eat innings that need to be eaten. If he happens to be really productive, teams do silly things for a short term cheap pitching at the deadline. I wouldn't be surprised at all to see Clevinger return something if he repeats (at a lower cost) or improved upon his 2023. That said, I am not trying to convince people to like the dude. Your opinions on him have been earned.

This is a very reasonable take.

Pedro's boys will strive mightily to win this game, I think.

Idk what Getz plan is / was to be honest. It’s hard to understand. As for Clevinger, I think they put this offer out when Cease got moved and Clev eventually took it. He’ll eat innings at a low cost, which will be useful and certainly JR approves the price point.

Sox can pick 10th. Just not inside top 10. Based on the payroll space, the stupid draft rules, and a terrible division it sure felt like trying to cobble together a decent team on short term deals made alot of sense for Getz, but clearly JR disagreed.