Sleepy Harold

Conforto would be an ideal fit for the Sox lineup, but I'm not holding my breath about it.

St. Paul Saints made the jump too, although they've done great attendance-wise for the last number of years.

A team with owners willing to spend that much. It's no fault of the Dodgers that everyone else chooses to spend less year after year.

Yeah and to think this was apparently out of range for the Sox to take a gamble on is ridiculous. Paxton as your #4 at that cost would've been absolutely worth the risk IMO.

I saw him quite a bit when I would watch a lot of the MiLB.TV feeds back in 2019, it leaves a lot to be desired. If Yaz dropping a few balls here and there drives people up a wall, Yermin would make their heads explode. It's not to say that he won't/couldn't improve, but a lot of work needs to be done.

But we were told that the owners suffered biblical losses! Don't you care about them and their biblical losses Chili¿?¿?¿

apparently very well over the luxury tax

Yermin needs to improve immensely behind the plate to be a third string catcher. At this point, placing a mattress behind the dish would be just about as effective. If he really wants to improve back there, he should never leave Jerry Narron's presence at ST.

That's what it seemed like to me after reading his write up.

Feinsand is usually pretty reliable, but I refuse to believe this bc we all know who we're dealing with.

https://www.mlb.com/news/contenders-to-sign-marcell-ozuna The Sox are mentioned as a favorite here, although I find that highly unlikely to happen given everything we've been told to this point. But hey, fun to think about I guess.