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The market is moving again! We aren’t stagnating! Things could happen and we might see reports on them! Rejoice, baseball fans, rejoice! Stuff could happen!
- Seems like the Red Sox’s interest in Stephen Drew was overblown. It’s looking more and more like the signing ship has sailed for the shortstop. (Red Sox not sold on Stephen Drew)
- The Red Sox have tons of starting pitching depth, and the more the merrier when it comes to those types of pitchers. (Why The Red Sox See Strength In Numbers With Their Pitching Prospects)
- Andrew Miller has been more than solid as a lefty killer, and you could make the argument that he’s the best one. Does that mean he cashes in? (Will the Red Sox extend Andrew Miller?)
- The World Series, as amazing as it was, adds an extra month of wear and tear on pitchers’ arms. They’ll need a gradual ramp up back to action. (John Farrell: October pitching heroes to ease into spring training)
- Ben Cherington’s probably got something up his sleeve now that we’re getting into the final months of the offseason. Just you wait. (Red Sox likely to still add a player)
- The World Series trophy is going worldwide now, as Koji Uehara & Junichi Tazawa took it to Japan with them. (Uehara, Tazawa bring W.S. trophy to Kennedy in Japan)
- Sure, Masahiro Tanaka‘s a big addition, but the Yankees need much more than that to compete with the top teams in the majors. (Masahiro Tanaka will help, but the Yankees need much more than him to be contender)
SHOCKING.
Ben Cherington thinks he will add players to roster via trade or free agency before spring training
— Nick Cafardo (@nickcafardo) January 21, 2014