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Sure, it’s good business to wait and see with the current market for certain free agents, but it does a number on the nerves. Just do something!
- Even with this flurry of free agent signings, it might behoove the Red Sox to exercise patience in the offseason. Good things come to those who wait. (Patience should pay off for Cherington, Red Sox)
- With such a surplus of starting pitching, teams have been calling in to see if the Red Sox would part with some. A swap wouldn’t be too farfetched. (Expect Sox to trade their abundance of pitching)
- Even Larry Lucchino knows the basics of building a championship-level team. You simply can’t over-commit to the veterans on your team. (Larry Lucchino: ‘You can’t fall in love with your veterans)
- He was vital cog in the Red Sox’ World Series-winning machine. But in no way should we trade the idol of the #Lacktators, John Lackey. (John Lackey should not be traded)
- Third base is a bit of a weakness for the Red Sox. So both Boston and Will Middlebrooks will be looking for improvement come 2014. (Middlebrooks, Red Sox both looking for improvement)
- With the catching market really lacking on talent, Ryan Lavarnway might just be the solution for the hole behind the plate. (Ryan Lavarnway might be answer)
- If BBWAA voting wasn’t already a farce… (Deadspin managed to buy a Hall of Fame vote)
“THAT’S HOW YOU DO IT”