7/6/2023 Texas @ Boston - Hot Dog! Nathan's Return

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This series put a bit of a dent in the “no one attends Sox games” narrative.
 

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This series put a bit of a dent in the “no one attends Sox games” narrative.
First post-pandemic game at Fenway for me. Place was absolutely jumping, stadium on its feet in the big inning. It was a little slow to fill though. Eovaldi got a couple nice hands from the crowd.
 
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It's crazy? Just last year, we were wondering if he was even a major league player. He's the type of player you think about selling high on if you can get back a good pitching prospect.
What we were wondering is irrelevant. If the Sox internal assessment is that his development is real and sustainable, no way in hell you trade him. If they determine it's fluky, streaky, unsustainable, etc, then sure you sell high.
I will say that their reluctance to play him against lefties makes me wonder if they want to develop him slowly, or if they don't want to keep exposing a big weakness.
 

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What we were wondering is irrelevant. If the Sox internal assessment is that his development is real and sustainable, no way in hell you trade him. If they determine it's fluky, streaky, unsustainable, etc, then sure you sell high.
I will say that their reluctance to play him against lefties makes me wonder if they want to develop him slowly, or if they don't want to keep exposing a big weakness.
The "we" was a collective we not just fans. He was at a really low point last year especially after the Toronto fiasco in center field. I am really happy to see how he's made the adjustments at the plate. But yes, I would gauge his market and Verdugo's market in the next month to see what a return might be.