July 23, 2015: Doing a Solid

As the Cubs grinded away in Cincy, it was the Sox turn to help the Cubs out. Instead, the Cardinals punished them, and recorded 2 more wins to build their lead.

It would have been nice had the Sox stepped up. A chance to help your Chicago neighbors went by the board. But why would the Sox want to help the Cubs?  I’m sure most Sox fans could care less. I’m sure most Sox fans root for the Cubs to lose and would rather sink their own ship before helping the Cubbies

Well, it is sinking. They did just beat Cleveland 8-1; maybe they can get out of the cellar. And yes, the Royals and Cardinals is a tough way to start the second  half. Time is running out; maybe it already has. The trade deadline is fast approaching.

Yes, they still could make a run. They seemingly have the talent to get it done. Not sure why this team isn’t clicking. Similar to the Cubs, it’s the offense with the biggest woes. On paper, this team looks good, on the field, not so much.
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So what to do at the deadline?  Is it time to start selling?  Let’s start with the winning pitcher from Thursday night, the same guy traded before last year’s deadline. He’s been pitching a whole lot better lately, and seemingly embraces being with the team he watched growing up. How much is he going to ask for next year?  Is he worth it?  The Sox only right handed starting pitcher currently. That nice complement to Sale. I didn’t think the Cubs should have dumped him, but for the return they got, it was worth it. What would he garner this time around?

It goes back to this previous offseason; the one where the Sox killed it, assembling what looked to be a serious competitor in the central. Do they stick to their guns?  Is next year when this team will mesh?  Maybe that’s the plan.  Maybe it’s a two year plan. It’s tough to try to build/rebuild a team on the fly while staying competitive. This is the Sox strategy.  Will they turn this year around?

Theres plenty of time, or is there?  With 2 trades already in the books, with Kazmir going to Houston, and Aram going back to the Pirates, who’s next?  It’ll be an interesting next week. Will the Sox be active?  What’s the plan sox fans?  At the very least, they could be doing a solid and help the team currently with a better chance in this city.  But that will never happen. Hopefully the Cubs get even in the crosstown series. Or will that be the series that gives the Sox that extra push to make a run?  Don’t care what anybody says, baseball is great. The best is yet to come.