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I would be really surprised if the Mets were willing to consider moving a rising young prospect like Benge Doubt it

I do not doubt that Just mentioned what I heard from a recent report

Saw a recent report that the Ishbia's may have had issue with the Twins valuation and that could have been a contributing factor of changing plans

I would prefer to keep Schultz and Smith in the minors for most, if not all of this season as well Perhaps a call up late in the year, but I agree both should build up innings and minor league experience before being brought up to the majors.

Has anybody in that pen solidified themselves as an actual MLB player yet? I would not be worried about bouncing any of them right now Plus, some will remove themselves soon enough due to poor performance

Would not mind brining in a veteran that can eat innings, along the lines of Flexen. It is not pretty, but you need at least 1-2 arms that can do some dirty work. A vet can help the younger arms as well and show good professionalism

I do not see Montgomery as being realistic, unless Arizona was willing to eat $10-12 million

Vargas has to be better than what he has shown at the MLB level so far in his career He hits really well in AAA and needs to get over whatever mental block happens to him once he gets to the show

This totally feels like Robert would benefit greatly from a change of scenery and reach his potential, if healthy.

Have to imagine Tucker is destined for free agency after the 2025 season The money too gigantic to not

One year away from free agency, would Tucker bet on himself to cash in next year? Any extension done now would have to be at current market rates would have to imagine

You are right, he is only 21 and likely bounces right back from mthe injury Even still, a Kris Bryant comp is a big stretch for him, who was essentially a slam dunk prospect

Kris Bryant was an elite prospect who absolutely destroyed the minor leagues upon arrival I would temper expectations big time for Braden Montgomery coming off injury

Valid points here Sox will need to develop him well to have him reach his potential Power is a valuable commodity, and is not easy to teach...he has it. Now just need to figure out how to get the hit tool playable enough to use it.

Sox are going to have to get creative the next couple seasons to improve for the future Shrewd signings, taking on a bad contract for prospect return, trades, draft, etc