Re: Boston Red Sox Thread
Posted: Thu June 13, 2019 12:58 pm
I dont like where it's headed and I'm going to stop paying attention to it so he remains pure.cutuphalfdead wrote:this story is getting weird
I dont like where it's headed and I'm going to stop paying attention to it so he remains pure.cutuphalfdead wrote:this story is getting weird
he was just fucking aroundnumbers wrote:I dont like where it's headed and I'm going to stop paying attention to it so he remains pure.cutuphalfdead wrote:this story is getting weird
I mean, this is idiotic. If it works great, but this just shows(to me, at least) that Henry keeps pulling the rug out from under Dombrowski.Simple Torture wrote:If this provides a spark, then great! Maybe they can try to trade for middle-relief help, which they also desperately need. But if he's 100%, why isn't he starting? He only has 8 career relief appearances, which worries me a bit.
I've been doom and gloom lately, but I promise to be as optimistic as possible considering the Sox are only 2 games out of the Wild Card.
In his 14 years as GM in Detroit, the Tigers finished 29th in bullpen ERA, 30th in FIP, 30th in xFIP, 29th in fWAR. In his 9 years as the GM in Florida, the Marlins bullpen finished 27th in fWAR. In his 4 years as the GM in Montreal, the Expos bullpen finished 23rd (out of 26) in fWAR.numbers wrote:I mean, this is idiotic. If it works great, but this just shows(to me, at least) that Henry keeps pulling the rug out from under Dombrowski.Simple Torture wrote:If this provides a spark, then great! Maybe they can try to trade for middle-relief help, which they also desperately need. But if he's 100%, why isn't he starting? He only has 8 career relief appearances, which worries me a bit.
I've been doom and gloom lately, but I promise to be as optimistic as possible considering the Sox are only 2 games out of the Wild Card.
"We will wait until mid-season to address the bullpen" has led to "I aint spending another dime on this team brah" come mid-season. So now we are taking away from the rotation(and that dead 5th spot is part of the reason the bullpen has been such a mess) to fix this problem.
Also the team with the highest ticket prices, concession, parking etc. I know he's always had issues with the bullpen, but if you've followed their maneuverings since the WS, it always was said that they would address the bullpen midseason, but then Henry came out all of a sudden the other day and said no more payroll. Also, this a trend that has manifested itself every time they've won the WS, he raises all prices and then wont add payroll. I get that it's kind of crazy to complain about the payroll of this team, but they have the money(despite Henry claiming they are losing money) and they certainly have no problem charging fans the highest prices in baseball.philpritchard wrote:In his 14 years as GM in Detroit, the Tigers finished 29th in bullpen ERA, 30th in FIP, 30th in xFIP, 29th in fWAR. In his 9 years as the GM in Florida, the Marlins bullpen finished 27th in fWAR. In his 4 years as the GM in Montreal, the Expos bullpen finished 23rd (out of 26) in fWAR.numbers wrote:I mean, this is idiotic. If it works great, but this just shows(to me, at least) that Henry keeps pulling the rug out from under Dombrowski.Simple Torture wrote:If this provides a spark, then great! Maybe they can try to trade for middle-relief help, which they also desperately need. But if he's 100%, why isn't he starting? He only has 8 career relief appearances, which worries me a bit.
I've been doom and gloom lately, but I promise to be as optimistic as possible considering the Sox are only 2 games out of the Wild Card.
"We will wait until mid-season to address the bullpen" has led to "I aint spending another dime on this team brah" come mid-season. So now we are taking away from the rotation(and that dead 5th spot is part of the reason the bullpen has been such a mess) to fix this problem.
The bullpen sucks because Dombrowski chose not to address it and to allocate money elsewhere instead, just like he has everywhere he's been for the last 30 years. Putting that on the owner of the team with the highest payroll in all of baseball is a little odd.
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Hey, once all these pitchers come up from AAA that'll give them the spark they need?Mickey wrote:7.5numbers wrote:Bienvenue!Mickey wrote:#RaysUpSimple Torture wrote:6.5 gamesMickey wrote:*6 games