Bob Sacamano

Hahn literally said he's not.

Some of those shifts on Muncy, where there are 4 outfielders and no one on the left side of the infield, are doubles if he bunts it hard anywhere on the left side.

I'm going to guess Crochet is a starter in the minors next year while they manage his workload. Would look to see him called up right before September to pitch out of the pen though.

Yeah they can definitely try that route. If he doesn't agree, non-tender and move on.

"Not positive" = "less offense" apparently.

I'm good with expanding playoffs (especially since there will a couple more teams in the next few years), but 16 is definitely too much. It would be better with more teams thinking they have a shot to win it later in the year rather than out of it by May/June.

Yeah he's pretty much a Tiger, Oriole, or Pirate if/when he gets cut.

@Yearnin' for Yermin

Never doubted he would for a minute.

He would be fine if he is signed here.

Still no match for Caulfield.

This is how I am too. Unfortunately, my team isn't as stacked as it should be and I find myself working 10-12 hour days pretty often. For each deadline cycle, I usually try to have a day where I'm on from about 9-5 (also am guilty of walking away to run a quick errand or doing something around my condo), but then I jump back on around 9pm when no one else is on and stay on until 4/5am since I can knock more out. It's nice being on when everyone is going to sleep for the next work day, and the world is just quiet in general.

Exactly. I want the Sox to become the Dodgers.

it's a shame the punishments (or lack thereof for the players) doesn't really reflect this.

The bolded would lead me to believe that there is no secret deal in place.

One also appears to be a Hall of Fame racist.

This is how I feel.

Already have enough DHs's on this team. I'm not taking on that contract and playing him in the outfield on a consistent basis.

You could ask this question after any season the last like 3 years.

Glad he's back for 2 more years. Keep working hard this offseason, Jose!

Or the Marlins with half their roster being decimated by COVID at one point.

Yeah guess thats true. Also for the record, I didn't mean to make it seem like he doesn't deserve it. Just curious what exactly qualifies it.

What specifically did he do this year to earn this? Didn't add anything at the deadline that boosted the team into contention, offseason acquisitions weren't the best (aside from Kuechel and Grandal). I know he has done a good job of building the core that we have but the building wasn't done in 2020.

Lol he's not going to be a tandem manager.

What is he supposed to do if the people above him want it done that way?