Seafordeagles wrote:
That doesn't make sense to what you quoted.
Perhaps you should read the thread again and consider the subtext. Beyond that, I'm afraid I can't help you.
Seafordeagles wrote:
That doesn't make sense to what you quoted.

Seafordeagles wrote:Porcello lost his spot last year and this year he's on the trading block. He's a dime a dozen pitcher and we have pitchers just like him in Arrieta, Tillman. Britton. Peralta is a butcher in the field.
You trade Johnson then you're giving up on the playoffs. He's a constant. Now someone else wants to move O'Day to the closer role. He's never closed and then who takes over his role from last season.
I'm not against trading Johnson but if I did I would certainly like someone different then those 2 guys.

osforlife wrote:Hunter, Ayala, and Patton are also solid middle relievers/late inning guys.


dan72 wrote:Back to the Redox.... they gave a ton for Hanrahan. They must plan on winning. No need to go out and get a premier closer if you aren't going to be ahead in games. I just don't see the need. I still say that New York and Boston will battle it out for 4th place in the east. Their lineup and pitching won't compete with Toronto and Tampa.

dan72 wrote:Back to the Redox.... they gave a ton for Hanrahan. They must plan on winning. No need to go out and get a premier closer if you aren't going to be ahead in games. I just don't see the need. I still say that New York and Boston will battle it out for 4th place in the east. Their lineup and pitching won't compete with Toronto and Tampa.


osforlife wrote:I still believe the Redsox will finish in last and that they have wasted the money spent this off-season at least for 2013. I still believe they should have given Kalish, Lavarnway, Nava, Ciriaco, and Gomez a full season to play.

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