Red Sox/MLB 2024 Regular Season V - Sox finish 81-81
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37-41 at home doomed them
The greatest night in MLB history was 13 years ago but it was a disaster for Red Sox fans. I had the misfortune of being in Camden Yards 
In retrospect that night showed how baseball was still special.....
In retrospect that night showed how baseball was still special.....
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The greatest night in MLB history was 13 years ago but it was a disaster for Red Sox fans. I had the misfortune of being in Camden Yards
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That drop by Crawford HAUNTS me.
It was so similar to Benintendi's catch va Houston, except Benny caught it.
Can't believe it's been 13 years.
I give them credit, they played meaningful games til September. We need to true ace at the start of the rotation, move Houck, Bello, Crawford down the rotation to 2,3,4. Pick up a couple bullpen arms too and I think we will be in contention next season no doubt.
Infield seems set. Outfield seems set.
Infield seems set. Outfield seems set.
We need a top end closer next year, cannot see Jansen coming back ( I really don't want him back, especially at the money he made this year).
A RH power hitter is needed as well, can't see us resigning O'Neill, someone will give him a crazy deal after his 30HR season.
With MM / RA / KT getting close to making the team, we are too heavy on LH hitters.
EverettMike
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Three wild cards have really made the sport worse.
Too many teams make the playoffs nowadays. I remember when it was the 3 division winners and 1 wild card.
Happening in all sports with play-in games, etc. Owners want more and more money from gate revenue.
BigBadBruins7708
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Sorry not sorry, the Boston Red Sox should never consider not finishing in last place an accomplishment.
Dennis Bonvie
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Need left-handers specifically, starter and relievers.
As for the infield, what do they do when Story gets hurt in spring training and Grissom is hitting .150 in May?
Without that wild card this season, Sox season would have been done long ago.
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They have Liam Hendriks under contract. The question is whether he's still a top-end closer.
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GatorMike
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I wouldn't say this season is an "accomplishment" as much as it's a small step in the right direction.
Donnie Shulzhoffer
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Third season in a row not making the playoffs. You need an atomic microscope to see this "small step" you are referring to.
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If they want to spend.
They can contend.
They can contend.
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Willy Adames would be a guy the Sox should be looking at this summer. He's gonna price himself out of Milwaukee with the year he's having. Good pop from the right side, although he does strike out a lot. Also solid defensively.
Great clubhouse guy as well.
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I don't see the fit unless Story is moved, which I don't oppose. If that happens, move Mayer to 3B, move Raffy to DH and deal Yoshida. With all that said (er ... written), I think we'll see more trades than free-agent signings. With the emergence of Duran this season, along with Anthony in the minors, we might see someone like Miguel Bleis and others packaged in a deal for pitching.
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Crawford misreading the liner and getting caught between when he could've slid just epitomized him as a player. Lazy and not someone to go to battle with.
The lasting image for me of that night was smug ass Dan Shaughnessy next to Heidi Watney during the rain delay running his mouth about how the Red Sox season want ending that night.
I dislike that man very, very much and I know the exact moment you're talking about.
Pisses me off even now.
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Think we have a winner.
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The final playoff spot in the NL looks like it's going to come down to the Braves and Mets, who have a doubleheader scheduled for Monday in Atlanta after their series was wiped out by the hurricane this week.
Not going to lie, that's pretty cool. Not very fair to the teams involved, but it's an entertaining way to end the year. One-game playoffs got eliminated by the new playoff format, so this is as close as we'll get. I just hope they go into it separated by one game and that the Diamondbacks lock up the other open spot by then.
Not going to lie, that's pretty cool. Not very fair to the teams involved, but it's an entertaining way to end the year. One-game playoffs got eliminated by the new playoff format, so this is as close as we'll get. I just hope they go into it separated by one game and that the Diamondbacks lock up the other open spot by then.
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