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Jose Abreu

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  1. I don’t buy his tweets as much as I used to, but that one is just regurgitating what Passan and La Russa said
  2. Isn't it interesting how the ones who lecture you about respect are often the least respectful people you'll ever encounter?
  3. Also mentions that players are having a tough time getting past his comments on protests. So that's great
  4. For those wondering about the lack of player support on social media, Evan Marshall "liked" this tweet https://twitter.com/emarsh31/likes
  5. And others believe that protesting racial injustice should transcend politics as well. Which brings us back to the original point: forced patriotism at sporting events might not be the best idea
  6. Obviously I think he'll know the roster by the time there are games, but it seemed weird to me that the only player he named in an hour was Tim Anderson
  7. Yes. I think at least one of Lynn, Wainwright (FA), and Yadier Molina (FA) will be on the team next year
  8. One more thing I'll add since I just listened to his conference. TLR mentioned that he places a premium on putting the ball in play, hates striking out, and thinks you still need to "play for one run" (bunt) at times. How do we think he would line up the 2020 Sox? I'd guess: 1. Madrigal 2. Anderson 3. Abreu 4. Moncada 5. Jimenez 6. Encarnacion/McCann (DH) 7. Grandal 8. Robert 9. Mazara/Engel (I would hate this but it seems to match his philosophy better)
  9. Based on his press conference, you just get the idea that he doesn't even know the team that well. I don't mean knowing them personally, I mean literally knowing who is on the roster. Hopefully he gets in contact with them all over the coming days
  10. What if we were supportive of the Abreu deal and dislike the La Russa hiring? I get your point but one is way worse than the other, IMO
  11. Very random but good depth signing
  12. Well if we don’t hire TLR, I’d recommend you learn to like him
  13. Stroman likes a LOT of tweets, you have to scroll a lot. They’re all there
  14. I don’t know what you’re looking at, it’s all there for me
  15. Not true, 7 players knelt including Anderson, Abreu, Jimenez, Robert, and Fry
  16. I think the disconnect here is that TLR has literally said that any player who kneels during the anthem will get sent into the clubhouse. That's a lot different from a simple disagreement because it would lead to an unnecessary and avoidable fiasco
  17. I came across a list of the rest of the managerial candidates. Some interesting names here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_verified_oldest_people
  18. I wanted Hinch but yeah, pretending like La Russa is some beacon of morality is laughable. I don't see why they couldn't have looked at other candidates more extensively
  19. I clarified in the post directly above yours
  20. Don't forget Jace Fry!
  21. I wouldn't say his defense was bad, but I think it definitely was overrated coming up, and you saw why this year. I don't think he has the range for the gold glove ceiling many think he has, but he can/should be average defensively. I've always maintained that Luis Robert is (was) the Sox prospect for which the term "gold glove defense" should be thrown around as often as it was for Madrigal... hopefully he wins it next week.
  22. If he were actually a good defender or baserunner then I'd like him, and no, I'm not just basing this off the 2020 season

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