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Important to understand that going to a less favorable team in the draft gives a player a better chance of moving up the ranks and into the show a lot faster. I think that's the case with Joyce. As for Crochet, he was #11 overall and the Sox were actually a playoff team around the time he was drafted.On the one hand, I appreciate Garrett is doing well and playing for my favorite team.
On the other, he needs to get the hell off that terrible team. The Sox can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel without dumping some completely unprofessional professional baseball players and the extended contracts they’re on.
I’m assuming the Sox will eventually get a deal they can’t turn down.
In fact, both these guys need to play for teams with better futures
Ben Joyce just threw the fastest pitch of the 2024 season at 104.5 for strike.
I love the quotes from Ron Washington, especially the very last sentence...Absolute GAS from Ben Joyce: The fastest pitch of the year!
ANAHEIM -- Don’t blink. You might just miss one of Ben Joyce's fastballs. Joyce has been lighting up radar guns yet again this season, including uncorking a 104.5 mph fastball in a scoreless seventh inning of the Angels’ 6-5 win over the Mariners in 10 innings on Friday, the hardestwww.mlb.com
And then finishes him with a nasty 87 mph slider.
Unbelievable! That’s extremely disappointing.I played with him, 2 years ahead of him in school.
Again, love the guy, we still talk every once in a while, but he needs to grow up.
Coach Buckner actually kicked him off the HS team but that didn’t last long lol
i definitely think that’s what it is.Unbelievable! That’s extremely disappointing.
So you think he just doesn’t put in the work?
You think that has contributed to his constant health problems?
If you were part of those ‘11-‘12 Farragut teams, kudos to you because those squads were loaded!!I played with him, 2 years ahead of him in school.
Again, love the guy, we still talk every once in a while, but he needs to grow up.
Coach Buckner actually kicked him off the HS team but that didn’t last long lol
You’re talking about how he was in HS and saying that’s his problem still today? Who knows…maybe it is. But I’m a very different person that I was in HS.I played with him, 2 years ahead of him in school.
Again, love the guy, we still talk every once in a while, but he needs to grow up.
Coach Buckner actually kicked him off the HS team but that didn’t last long lol