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  1. Actually thought he'd get closer to $30 per.
  2. Wife plays in Chicago. 'nuff said
  3. And yet Farmer drove in 78 runs with a 62 win team surrounding him. No Twin topped 66. Buxton, Polanco, Arraez & Miranda are givens. I said top 5. Larnach, Gordon, Wallner and Kirillogg are unproven and two of them can't even stay in the lineup as often as Buxton. Gordon is so productive he took 8 years to become a full time big leaguer. You're right about Kepler. He WAS as significantly better hitter. FOUR years ago. If he still were, 60% of the folks on this site wouldn't be pushing for him to be moved.
  4. He's a better stick than Urshela.
  5. Actually Plan B was one of the first things they did this off-season. Farmer will be one of the top 5 bats in this lineup.
  6. Works for me. So do the Easter Bunny & Santa Claus.
  7. Farmer will slot in as the best stick on this team not named Buxton, Polanco, Miranda or Arraez. Solid defensively.
  8. Wait? A player used a team as a stepping stone for bigger and better things? Say it ain't so. Next thing you know a team will do the same to a player.
  9. My hope is that Kirilloff & Larnach are still healthy by Patriots Day.
  10. The two go hand in hand.
  11. Always love someone who is an expert at spending other people's money. I call mine my wife.
  12. Dude, if you're gonna run with this lead at least throw some names at us.
  13. Pina to Oakland as well.
  14. I agree. Actually, now that the answer is Vasquez, I wouldn't, if the price was right, wouldn't be opposed to retaining Sanchez as a third option / DH. Can never have too many bats.
  15. Well, the name I keep hearing on TD is Omar Narvaez so at least the bar isn't set to high.
  16. I love when folks make such a good case for the other team to trade for a guy that it would appear foolish for us to do so.
  17. Speculation would just move on to the next item on the agenda. Probably both pitching and catching help.
  18. Highly doubt he peaks at 20 plus home runs. MAYBE 10. Yes, he's a very good hitter and won a batting title. He won a batting title with an OPS under .800. That's hard to do. Hell, D.J. LaMahieu won the batting title two years ago, hit only 10 home runs and had an OPS over 1.000. He hits for average. He does that very well. Little power and average defense at multiple positions. I might be a dinosaur in that I still respect batting average as a stat but he's also no Rod Carew or Tony Gwynn. If you can get high end pitching for him, ya gotta consider it.
  19. Kepler's not going to bring much in return. He's likely worth more to us than he is to others. Others don't have to worry about the Larnachs and Kirilloffs of the world being on the IL by Patriots Day.
  20. The other guys are no more in the business of getting fleeced on trades than we are.
  21. Lots of owners are willing to spend money to win it all. Far fewer actually win it all.
  22. We always want the big splash deals and we're always shocked at the price those deals entail. This one would be no different.
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