Because it’s baseball. It’s the Red Sox. And because they’re probably going to be pretty damned good.I’m out. Why should anyone watch a single game in 2020? This makes them significantly worse.
Last I was this down on a team was 1992.
Because it’s baseball. It’s the Red Sox. And because they’re probably going to be pretty damned good.I’m out. Why should anyone watch a single game in 2020? This makes them significantly worse.
Last I was this down on a team was 1992.
Alex Kirilloff or we riot.The Twins are the 3rd team per Bob Nightengale
In 2020?Because it’s baseball. It’s the Red Sox. And because they’re probably going to be pretty damned good.
Pitching from the Twins? What pitching? They're already short on pitching as it stands. Here's hoping Heyman has that one wrong, because it does not make sense.Heyman says likely pitching from Twins to Red Sox is involved.
Too young to remember the Haywood Sullivan/Buddy Leroux days, huh?I never thought I'd see the day where the Red Sox were getting rid of their best players in the prime of their careers. As others have noted, they put themselves in this position and it makes sense. But it doesn't make it any less of a bitter pill.
Twins the other half?Dodgers expected to pay half of Price's salary
The team can compete? Compete for what?I'll be interested to see the pieces involved, and whether we got any of the Dodgers' lower level prospects (as they have a number of really interesting guys in the lower levels of the minors).
I'm also completely fine with this move. Mookie is a phenomenal player. He is also a guy who is clearly motivated to get the largest contract possible, and I'm not sure I want to be the team on the hook for that. He generates a ton of value through his legs and defense, and I don't know how that'll age. Looking at his build, he doesn't seem like the kind of guy who can pack on additional power to offset a reduction in his speed. The team has been hamstrung by poor drafting and poor signings, and for all the "billionaire" lamentations, they were never going to spend their way to organizational health. The team can still compete this year, and I'll watch them just as much as I would had they kept Mookie.
They have good pitching prospects and a pretty loaded system, sounds like it would be a prospect.Pitching from the Twins? What pitching? They're already short on pitching as it stands. Here's hoping Heyman has that one wrong, because it does not make sense.
Oh good, so we're paying enough that he's actually a bargain for them.Dodgers expected to pay half of Price's salary