At least Rick and Kenny aren’t part of it.
At least Rick and Kenny aren’t part of it.
Tony LaRussa is still there. Think about that.At least Rick and Kenny aren’t part of it.
Any injury issues? Might be something permanently fudged in his medicals.He had one down year, and you let him walk, with nothing in return.
Wow.
Any injury issues? Might be something permanently fudged in his medicals.
Depends on the injury. It could be degenarive. Similar to what Brian Anderson has with his shoulder. Or perhaps David Wright or Mo Vaughan type deal.Would that be a secret? He played most of the year. They did mention that the injury he got in the 2nd series really set him back for the year.
Maybe he refused to go to 2nd or something like that.
And defensively he's awful. I'm good with it. I could see him having a bounce back year batting average wise but the power seems to be gone and his legs aren't holding up. Not a good way to spend 14mil so I think it was the right decision.He had a negative 2 WAR and really bad contact numbers. Add the fact that he doesn't walk and I can see why someone might think he's toast.
And defensively he's awful. I'm good with it. I could see him having a bounce back year batting average wise but the power seems to be gone and his legs aren't holding up. Not a good way to spend 14mil so I think it was the right decision.
Pretty much.True...but the Sox wont compete again until 2028 probably
To think that just a few years ago it looked like they'd successfully pulled off a rebuild and were poised to spend 5-6 years competing at the top of the AL. I wish that there was a bit more loyalty in sports. I think that owners are generally too quick to pull the trigger on GMs and coaches. But Reinsdorf is loyal to a fault and its cost the Sox. The 2005 WS ring bought Williams two decades of futility. But now, even that season, upon reflection, looks like it was a bit of luck. They had some very good players, but they also had a bunch of midlevel players all have career seasons in the same year..
To think that just a few years ago it looked like they'd successfully pulled off a rebuild and were poised to spend 5-6 years competing at the top of the AL. I wish that there was a bit more loyalty in sports. I think that owners are generally too quick to pull the trigger on GMs and coaches. But Reinsdorf is loyal to a fault and its cost the Sox. The 2005 WS ring bought Williams two decades of futility. But now, even that season, upon reflection, looks like it was a bit of luck. They had some very good players, but they also had a bunch of midlevel players all have career seasons in the same year..
I think it's going to be Montgomery and Sosa up the middle and a patch work pitching staff. 100 losses here we comeAre they banking that Montgomery is ready? I get it, but as usual there is no thought out plan B
It looks to me like next year will be a 110 loss type rebuild season. Their best SP last year walked. The bullpen is awful.
I think it's going to be Montgomery and Sosa up the middle and a patch work pitching staff. 100 losses here we come
Rick gave up who for him??Could we get James Shields to come back and eat some innings?
I think his groin/abdominal injury was far more serious than anyone let on. He was never the same after that.Crazy how fast the dude fell apart
Dude had four straight .300 + seasons just a few years back
I saw it..yea I'm the one.The good thing is that nobody saw it