Red Sox made offer to Guerrier and Downs signs with Anaheim
You were waiting for some "action"? There you have it! I'm curious to see the terms though.
UPDATE: Rosenthal is reporting that Scott Downs in agreement with LAAA - 3 yrs, $15M.
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I reserve my judgment ‘till I see what the offer looks like? If it’s a Benoit kind of deal, then I’ll pass.
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I get the impression
that the Sox have made some sort of offer or other to nearly every reliever out there. Probably mainly so they can snap up the good guys as soon as they’ve realized they won’t get Benoit’s deal.
Get. Him.
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If the Red Sox could fix their pen, they’d be good to go next season.
First, Scott Downs. Getting Guerrier on top of that, possibly?
I’d like it. I’d like it a lot.
I told you Downs signed
I just didn’t say with who.
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