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  1. Exactly The reading comprehension skills of the general population are sad
  2. Make your way over to a Red Sox message board and ask them what they think about their "winning culture"
  3. You can put the goal posts wherever you want, even up your own butt, and the Red Sox and you will still forever and always be huge losers.
  4. Not winners The worst kind of losing is of course losing when you should have done better. Losing in the playoffs consistently. Having resources and not making the playoffs. Making asinine decisions. Basically, the current New York Mets vibes... that was the Red Sox for much of their existence.
  5. The Red Sox were also the BIGGEST LOSER IN SPORTS for freaking decades As has been demonstrated, it is hilarious to hold them up on a pedestal as having same kind of winning heritage. Yes, they were a great organization for 12 years or so. Nobody can take that away from them.
  6. I would suggest that you follow the thread here and see who was initially comparing them. "Since 2015, the club has been heading in the right direction, but still lacks that baseball heritage, that winning culture, that je ne sais quoi that clubs like the Yanks, Cards, Red Sox, and Dodgers all have. Last season was a massive step, and I believe that Ed Rogers is in it to win it, but we are still not quite there. " It seems like you have just proven the point that the modern Red Sox are AT BEST no better than Toronto when it comes to "winning culture" superlative ********
  7. Accolades from before the World Wars don't count or are irrelevant Boston flirted with a winning culture for 15 years or so but they lost the thread around the time they traded Mookie Betts
  8. The rough start combined with the Yankees looking very good means the division repeat hopes are nearly dead. But you only need to look at the current WC standings to understand that the season is a loooooooooooong way from lost. The nice thing for Toronto is that the American League as a whole is PATHETIC this year, so far. What is going on? The only good teams on paper are NYY and TBR and the latter is a fraud, and closer to a .500 team by true talent.
  9. Yup. Elbow inflammation, he threw at the start of the year then got hurt and threw a bit at the end of the year. Reading between all the lines, my guess is that there was no structural problem and they were just being very safe with him.
  10. Carson Messina had a good first outing Hype No idea what his velo was
  11. Vlad's swing is broken. People need to stop the apologetics for him just because his AVG is high.
  12. "The Rays with Money" is a self defeating hypothetical That's like saying "Batman without Trauma" The lack of money made the Rays who they are. They were born in the Poor. Molded by it.
  13. Gerrit Cole looks fat now and has given up 6 homers in 18.2 rehab innings while pitching with a silly new over the head windup
  14. Sanchez looked so good for a while but he is really circling the toilet now. So many piss poor plate appearances
  15. Manoah is going to soak 10 horrendous starts this year and it will be absolutely glorious
  16. Why not just use an opener if the plan was to pull Lauer at 61 pitches when Caminero came up for the third time?
  17. Never forget that Eric Lauer somehow barked this organization into backing off of using an opener in front of him
  18. This was the pitch, Context: Sweeper is Taylor Rogers' best pitch. So you swung at a pitcher's pitch, on the first pitch, and hit a pop fly. It was the second time Heineman saw Rogers in this outing. The Twins really stretched Rogers out as the Jays didn't make him work. Rarely do you get to see a reliever twice in one game; this probably played into why Heineman was even allowed to hit in that situation and Schneider's frustrations. The first PA was 3 pitches. So Heineman gave this soft-tosser 2 outs on 4 pitches. But yeah, Lenyn Sosa swung at two sweepers that inning that could have hit him if he didn't foul them off. So part of this is also the fact that Heineman has one of the worst xwOBA's in baseball. Just complete offensive incompetence. But he's a backup catcher... I think something had to have been said. "Why did you swing at that?" "Piss off, John"
  19. Rays are 21-12 4th best record in baseball 8th best run differential BUT 25th in hitter fWAR, with a 96 wRC+ and negative DEF and BsR 13th in pitcher fWAR, 4.19 FIP against 3.78 ERA WAY over their skis and getting lucky, Toronto better than them at everything So I am looking forward to getting swept
  20. Good Lord someone needs to get Heineman off my team
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