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Yeah that's definitely a maybe but you have been more right than I have so I'll defer to you on that.
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I don't think he was allowed to do what he wanted.
They sucked me back in. man, do I feel like a fool.Yeah that's definitely a maybe but you have been more right than I have so I'll defer to you on that.
they hired Chaim Bloom to be Chaim Bloom...put together a MLB roster with little budget and build the farm system. If you want to know what we will look like as a franchise in the future, see the what the Tampa Rays are now. This ownership group has accomplished what they set out to do in the beginning and that is bring a World Series to Boston.I was on Cape Cod (Dennisport) this past week, and heard/read that supposedly the GM was given permission to do what he wanted at the deadline...
You are giving him far too much credit for tampas success in the past. He was never in charge like he is with the sox. Tampa has never won a world series. I don't want to be Tampa. Bloom pissed this season away. He didn't have to mortgage the farm system to help the team this year. And the trade he did make is a complete failure.they hired Chaim Bloom to be Chaim Bloom...put together a MLB roster with little budget and build the farm system. If you want to know what we will look like as a franchise in the future, see the what the Tampa Rays are now. This ownership group has accomplished what they set out to do in the beginning and that is bring a World Series to Boston.
they hired Chaim Bloom to be Chaim Bloom...put together a MLB roster with little budget and build the farm system. If you want to know what we will look like as a franchise in the future, see the what the Tampa Rays are now. This ownership group has accomplished what they set out to do in the beginning and that is bring a World Series to Boston.
no, i didn't mean to justify their approach. It sucks what they are doing. I was just giving an explanation of how things are going to be for now and in the future with this owner/front office group. i wish they would sell to Theo and let him run the whole damn thingAnd that's justification for them to rest on their laurels now?
| PAYROLL TYPE | BASE SALARY | SIGNING BONUS | INCENTIVES | TOTAL SALARY | TOTAL ADJ. SALARY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active Payroll | $123,042,500 | $75,044 | - | $123,117,544 | $119,309,698 |
| Injured Reserve Money | $43,580,500 | - | - | $43,580,500 | $28,738,374 |
| Suspended/Restricted Money | $649,500 | - | - | $649,500 | $649,500 |
| Retained Salary | $32,826,312 | $125,000 | - | $32,951,312 | $32,951,312 |
| Deferred Salary | $4,018,452 | - | - | $4,018,452 | $4,018,452 |
| Buried Minor Salary | $3,158,500 | - | - | $3,158,500 | $432,910 |
| Total Payroll | $203,257,312 | $200,044 | - | $203,457,356 | $182,081,794 |
There is no cap. It is a luxury tax. There is a big difference between the two. You can go over the tax without significant penalties as long as you don't three years in a row. They didn't have to spend big dollars to trade for rizzo or another first baseman. Nobody on this board suggested they should go get max scherzer. If money is the reason for the lack of moves. That's sad.2021 Red Sox Payroll Totals
PAYROLL TYPE BASE SALARY SIGNING BONUS INCENTIVES TOTAL SALARY TOTAL ADJ. SALARY Active Payroll $123,042,500 $75,044 - $123,117,544 $119,309,698 Injured Reserve Money $43,580,500 - - $43,580,500 $28,738,374 Suspended/Restricted Money $649,500 - - $649,500 $649,500 Retained Salary $32,826,312 $125,000 - $32,951,312 $32,951,312 Deferred Salary $4,018,452 - - $4,018,452 $4,018,452 Buried Minor Salary $3,158,500 - - $3,158,500 $432,910 Total Payroll $203,257,312 $200,044 - $203,457,356 $182,081,794
For those misguided fans who believe that Bloom and the Saux were no longer financially handicapped coming into this season, understand only 60% of payroll money spent this year has performed on the field to date while the team has been brushing up against the cap.
Forget about the injured reserve payouts, dead money and deferred salaries combined added up to $37 mill in '21... and sadly $20 mill in '22.
***** and moan all you want, Bloom has had one hand tied behind his back all year.
Non-performing payroll, cap constraints, and ownership unwilling to exceed financial parameters for short term benefit.
From my lofty perch, it has been pretty clear to me this current squad is incredibly flawed and also very lucky to achieve a high win total mostly supported by unsustainable late inning heroics. Unfortunately,162 game seasons rarely hide what teams really are....and the beat downs performed by the Astros in every game played should have been enough of a reality check to understand the true nature of this team.
Water finds its level
Boston Red Sox 2021 Salaries & Payroll Table | Spotrac
I hate the idea of rushing Sale back. Hate it.Let's see how it plays out.
I think with Sale back it could be one of the best pitching rotations in baseball. Provided he comes back close to himself. And with this offense, when healthy, is the best in the league. It just got better with Schwarber.
Hatteberg reduxSchwarber come up as a catcher if I recall. Maybe it's not that much of a leap to 1B? But, many feel his best position is DH.
Considering how the team has fallen off a cliff. I agree.I hate the idea of rushing Sale back. Hate it.
This is a nice little under the radar move. He can at least play some defense.Travis Shaw Excited To Be Back With Red Sox After Waiver Claim
Travis Shaw is back with the Red Sox, and he's ready to get to work after getting claimed off waivers by Boston on Sunday afternoon.nesn.com
Absolutely. frenchy has no business being on a major league roster.He's gotta be better than Frenchy...right?
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