October 3, 20232 yr 12 minutes ago, bmags said: I don't see a point in that. Hemond supercharged the Sox rebuild after the 1970 disaster by being able to make deals where the Sox would trade a player and get two back or trade two guys and get three back. They weren't as good individually as the player the Sox traded like Aparicio and Berry but they were solid returns. I don't think this current front office has the moxie to be able to duplicate what Roland did.
October 3, 20232 yr 12 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said: Hemond supercharged the Sox rebuild after the 1970 disaster by being able to make deals where the Sox would trade a player and get two back or trade two guys and get three back. They weren't as good individually as the player the Sox traded like Aparicio and Berry but they were solid returns. I don't think this current front office has the moxie to be able to duplicate what Roland did. Yes many GMs make moves.
October 3, 20232 yr A few declared insiders here and several on Twitters speculate on baseball ops moves. What I would find juicy are actual season ticket numbers the past three years, and the current level of 2024 deposits. They had a good jump due to government lockdown cabin fever plus the playoffs for 2022, but I suspect the non promotion / team sponsor season tickets purchased by individuals will have a similar trajectory as tv ratings, just with a year lag.
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