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The Sox didn't protect themselves if a trade occurs. A trade voids the club option, which protects Duran and obviously was negotiated by Duran's agent(s).
2025 Off-Season Hot Stove II - Alex Bregman in agreement with the Boston Red Sox
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The Sox didn't protect themselves if a trade occurs. A trade voids the club option, which protects Duran and obviously was negotiated by Duran's agent(s).
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At first, I thought he was about to sign with a team. The responses indicate he's referring to Sasaki.
I would make this trade ASAP.
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What do I know…..but seems light.
Of course, the rumblings that he’s planning to sign here in 26 certainly won’t help Toronto get fair value for him.
Roki signed with the Dodgers, in a move surprising NO ONE
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The sad thing is you can say the same for the interest kings
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Do they really need Bregman ?
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Relief market is finally starting to move. There are reports that Tanner Scott could sign this weekend, as well.
I am actually surprised he joined the Dodgers. Especially since it was Yamamoto, of all people, pushing them to sign him. I thought he was going to end up in San Diego.
They could have half of the top 100 prospects and this team would go f***ing nowhere.
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Why? They won 4 WS in 20 years
I’ve been following since 1967 as an 8 year old
I’ve seen 1967-2003
This is nothing where we are at
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“It’s mid-January, there’s ice on the ground, Craig Breslow still hasn’t found a right-handed bat, the Red Sox view free agents the way House Harkonnen view sandworms, and democracy is slowly crumbling all around us. But if you’re a Red Sox fan who isn’t excited for future, then find a good therapist because you’re dealing with some bigger issues.”
1. Roman Anthony BOS
2. Dylan Crews WAS
3. Kristian Campbell BOS
25. Marcelo Mayer BOS
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I hate to break this news to you but prospects don't always work out. What's wrong with signing good players while also giving prospects chance to leave you no choice but to play them?
I'm sorry am I reading this correctly that the always overrated Mayer has fallen to 25th?
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Why would you go out and give someone like Alex Bregman a huge contract before you find out exactly how good Kristian Campbell is? It's not like Campbell is several years away.
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Why? They won 4 WS in 20 years
I’ve been following since 1967 as an 8 year old
I’ve seen 1967-2003
This is nothing where we are at
Agree, but current Red Sox ownership is not the same group that won those four World Series. Their priorities are completely different now.
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