4 risk/reward options for the Red Sox in homage to Chaim Bloom
Chaim Bloom is gone, and Craig Breslow is now steering the good ship Boston Red Sox. Is management pivoting on pitching and opening the coffers to start signing?
By Rick McNair
Chaim Bloom is gone, and Craig Breslow is now steering the good ship Boston Red Sox. Is management pivoting on pitching and opening the coffers to start signing some supposedly impact arms?
Will there be a string of slurpy press greetings to introduce Aaron Nola, Blake Snell, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and a few others as they and their agents fawn over the glories of playing for the Red Sox -- a team undoubtedly they all wanted to play for? Money had nothing to do with it! Nothing.
Why break the mold? Let's do it the Bloom way as a remembrance of the past. Garrett Richards, Corey Kluber, Michael Wacha, James Paxton, and, in honor of possibly Yamamoto, another Hirokazu Sawamaura. Pitching on the cheap. Look for the scraps for your rotation.