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In fairness, it was just a matter of time. But this did work out pretty well timing wise for the owners.
They've been talking about bringing him in for a while, but what I find interesting is the timing of the announcement...
In fairness, it was just a matter of time. But this did work out pretty well timing wise for the owners.
doesn't matter Napoli's UNDER Contract
You're missing his point completely.
he never got that Morse isn't a 1B, SO HOW did I miss his point, the Morse info came directly from Jon Heyman
I get that you are saying he isn't a first baseman. I have no idea what else you were trying to say.
That being said, my point was that the Red Sox must have thought he could play 1B, at a satisfactory level at least, otherwise they would not have looked into trading for him. The trade didn't happen, and now he is in Seattle. The rest of my point was that Napoli signed for one year. Someone said that that puts the Red Sox back in the same position of having no one to play first next winter. With Morse becoming a free agent after this season (like Napoli), and the Red Sox previous interest in him as a first baseman, he is an option next winter.
It doesn't seem like a great fit for him in Seattle, so I think he'll be on the market next winter for sure.
my point was had LaRoche signed elsewhere, the Nationals would've moved Morse to 1b, even before sending him to Seattle, even if the Sox had walked away from Napoli, none of us knew that the degenerative hip condition was the reason Napoli hadn't been signed, just agreed to terms on the original 3 yr deal.
this is embarrassing and it's from the team's twitter
one prospect traded for another: Chris Carter from OAK to HOU; A's add Jed Lowrie to Crisp/Reddick