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Which Workman can. I'd be surprised if it's not him.

To answer my own question, Detroit’s payroll is $13 mil higher according to Sportrac

Is the Red Sox payroll higher than Detroit this year?

Holmes also said one the Rams picked Simpson at 13, they were pretty certain Miller would be there at 17.

Seabold to the IL

Don't look now but Greene (.874), Tork (.813), and Carpenter (.863) are now above .800 OPS - Along with McGonigle (.946) obviously.

Flip side is they should come in more ready.

I can get that the first few years of NIL, but once those are past, and guys are out of eligibility in college, you are going to have the same amount of guys coming in with more overall experience. So in other words, I don’t buy that it’s as extreme as they say in year 3-4 of NIL, and think that negative effect will continue to leasen over time.

There are a bunch of articles today about how his slugging pct on pitches over 95 mph is like 16th overall out of 186 hitters with at least 100 plate appearances since the start of 2025. He's slugging .537 on such pitches (prior to 2025 he slugged in the .300's on 95+ mph)

At least we won’t end up with Proctor

Were both anyway.

Bain and Downs still on the board.

Riley batted leadoff twice in 2025. Kerry hit leadoff 41 games-maybe he’s who you were thinking of.

I think they would do what they need to make sure they are under the threshold, as the difference between a pick after the 1st for Skubal and maybe Mize compared to after the 4th is huge. So it definitely appears to limit any movement at the deadline, at least without $ going out.

We did get McGonigle with $ saved from taking Clark at below slot instead of Langford.