Thinking about a Plan B...It seems to me that Hahn & Co did not really have a plan B last year after losing out on Machado. I know it is very early, but I wonder if they really did not have a plan B after Wheeler? I am pretty sure they figured they would get him at the amount they were willing to offer and went after him aggressively early on. I would guess that there is a Plan B because this should be an important offseason. I just don't know which way they will go...put the $$ towards improving the offense more, or still spend big on the SP that is left? (Outside of Cole and Strasburg that is...that offer to Wheeler seems like the very tip top of what the Sox would offer on a free agent pitcher).