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They *have* to launch TLR just so someone else has a chance to salvage those three guys. If they all end up busts then nothing really matters as this team goes nowhere.

Seemed pretty clear early on, didn't it? Also curious what he said about TLR, and whether Bob omitted those bits in his article.

How petty and small do you have to be to tattle to Bob about your old team out of nowhere? Especially since you are no longer there because you yourself were awful and gave them no choice but to pay you to go away?

This isn’t news, but confirmation is always nice.

The occasional snippet makes it to Twitter but I don’t know of an account posting clips regularly.

I can’t think of a single MLB org that would buy on either one. Even a pick up after clearing waivers feels like a stretch.

Don’t think the Jays org is that dumb. Though they do still owe us one for Ríos.

1938?

Let’s be real, he drinks his calories.

Was he ever officially not dead? Could we tell between alive and or mostly dead?

Yikes

A bag of balls or a AAAA journeyman or two.

Oh I’m not advocating selling low. Merely stating that the Sox aren’t stuck with his contract. I still have slight hope that after another injury plagued season someone gets through to him to take his conditioning seriously.

Running semi hard for a catch in LF. Immediately hopped around and came out of the game.

If anything they sell low on him to a team that thinks they can fix him. He’s not a franchise crippling contract.

Does he even have the capacity to intake or process new information?

Oh look who is awake, upright, and ambulatory?

As is his bat doesn’t being enough value to DH. But playing LF doubles the opportunity for injury. If he’s never healthy it doesn’t matter how good or bad his bat is, or could be.

Damn, I could never place who he resembled but it’s uncanny to me.

Sure looks that way. At this point you have to question his commitment to game prep and maintaining his body.

Bad Juju. Totally uncool.