Re: Boston Red Sox Thread
Posted: Mon September 09, 2019 12:05 pm
I DISAGREE WITH FIRING DOMBROWSKI
The guy was fired for doing exactly what he was hired to do, gut the farm system in an effort to win to the World Series.cutuphalfdead wrote:i can see why it happened but yeah so do i
This is not a wholly original thought (the guy from Sox Prospects posted something similar this morning), but I guess the rational line of thinking is that he didn't get fired for anything he did, but rather was fired because they didn't think he's the right fit for what comes next--i.e., restocking and developing the farm system, building around a young core without breaking the bank. Like chud said: makes sense even if you don't agree with it.numbers wrote:The guy was fired for doing exactly what he was hired to do, gut the farm system in an effort to win to the World Series.cutuphalfdead wrote:i can see why it happened but yeah so do i
Yeah, I just dont think they are "there" yet, I feel like there was still another year at least in this group. Seems pretty clear now though that Betts is gone in the offseason, maybe JD as well if he opts out.Simple Torture wrote:This is not a wholly original thought (the guy from Sox Prospects posted something similar this morning), but I guess the rational line of thinking is that he didn't get fired for anything he did, but rather was fired because they didn't think he's the right fit for what comes next--i.e., restocking and developing the farm system, building around a young core without breaking the bank. Like chud said: makes sense even if you don't agree with it.numbers wrote:The guy was fired for doing exactly what he was hired to do, gut the farm system in an effort to win to the World Series.cutuphalfdead wrote:i can see why it happened but yeah so do i
That was my first thought, too. It sucks coming less than a year after winning the World Series, but he was hired to go all-in and win it all. He got the job done, but now they can't go anymore all-in than they already have, so the direction has to change.Simple Torture wrote:This is not a wholly original thought (the guy from Sox Prospects posted something similar this morning), but I guess the rational line of thinking is that he didn't get fired for anything he did, but rather was fired because they didn't think he's the right fit for what comes next--i.e., restocking and developing the farm system, building around a young core without breaking the bank. Like chud said: makes sense even if you don't agree with it.numbers wrote:The guy was fired for doing exactly what he was hired to do, gut the farm system in an effort to win to the World Series.cutuphalfdead wrote:i can see why it happened but yeah so do i
I don't understand this. I remember when Dombrowski was the guy who took the Marlins from the '97 fire sale and turned it into the foundation for the '03 champs. Didn't he develop the Tigers farm system and build that team into champs?Simple Torture wrote:This is not a wholly original thought (the guy from Sox Prospects posted something similar this morning), but I guess the rational line of thinking is that he didn't get fired for anything he did, but rather was fired because they didn't think he's the right fit for what comes next--i.e., restocking and developing the farm system, building around a young core without breaking the bank. Like chud said: makes sense even if you don't agree with it.numbers wrote:The guy was fired for doing exactly what he was hired to do, gut the farm system in an effort to win to the World Series.cutuphalfdead wrote:i can see why it happened but yeah so do i
The more I think about it, the more I think this move is about slashing as many costs as possible in preparation for a sale.4/5 wrote:I don't understand this. I remember when Dombrowski was the guy who took the Marlins from the '97 fire sale and turned it into the foundation for the '03 champs. Didn't he develop the Tigers farm system and build that team into champs?Simple Torture wrote:This is not a wholly original thought (the guy from Sox Prospects posted something similar this morning), but I guess the rational line of thinking is that he didn't get fired for anything he did, but rather was fired because they didn't think he's the right fit for what comes next--i.e., restocking and developing the farm system, building around a young core without breaking the bank. Like chud said: makes sense even if you don't agree with it.numbers wrote:The guy was fired for doing exactly what he was hired to do, gut the farm system in an effort to win to the World Series.cutuphalfdead wrote:i can see why it happened but yeah so do i
(Mind you I haven't followed baseball closely on a day-to-day basis for several years now, so I'm probably missing something--I'm just not sure what.) Why wouldn't you want Dombrowski overseeing your rebuild?
Toutes nos felicitationsMickey wrote:Lmao #RaysUp
Yup, they omitted him from their 2020 ticket advertising.Simple Torture wrote:They're gonna trade this guy:
Say goodbye to your favorite players and oh yeah give us more money:numbers wrote:I suspect we are entering a dark period with the Red Sox now.