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Earlier this morning, I started our little superlatives series with the Team MVP. I’m going to do two of these a day so we can be done by Thursday and I have time to recap them on Friday. While the first one was a positive prediction, this one goes in the opposite direction. Who will be the most disappointing player on the Red Sox.
Clearly, this means something different than who will be the worst player on the team. In that case, I imagine everyone would vote for the last man on the bench of the mop-up guy in the bullpen. No, this is for the player who the majority of people think will at least be okay this season but finish the year way below expectations. There are a ton of possibilities on this one, so I’m going to open up the voting to 15 spots. If there is still someone I left out, let me know in the comments.
Poll
Who will be the most disappointing player on the 2017 Red Sox?
This poll is closed
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1%
Andrew Benintendi
(20 votes) -
2%
Xander Bogaerts
(31 votes) -
7%
Jackie Bradley
(90 votes) -
2%
Joe Kelly
(37 votes) -
6%
Craig Kimbrel
(78 votes) -
14%
Sandy Leon
(175 votes) -
0%
Dustin Pedroia
(7 votes) -
22%
Drew Pomeranz
(273 votes) -
2%
Rick Porcello
(34 votes) -
19%
David Price
(236 votes) -
1%
Hanley Ramirez
(22 votes) -
2%
Eduardo Rodriguez
(36 votes) -
6%
Pablo Sandoval
(86 votes) -
1%
Chris Sale
(17 votes) -
1%
Steven Wright
(23 votes) -
4%
Tyler Thornburg
(51 votes) -
1%
Mitch Moreland
(23 votes)