Did the Red Sox actually have a shot at Juan Soto, or were they just playing pretend? It sounds like they were serious, even asking what it would take to be competitive. But were they truly ready to go all-in, or was their supposed pursuit just a PR move to appease the fanbase? What's your take on their reported three-tiered bidding strategy? Smart move or a sign they weren't truly committed? Considering their current state, do you think missing out on Soto is a major setback or a blessing in disguise? Perhaps this allows them to focus on other areas of need and build a more balanced team. Where do the Red Sox go from here? What are their realistic options for improvement in 2025?
Did the Red Sox actually have a shot at Juan Soto, or were they just playing pretend? It sounds like they were serious, even asking what it would take to be competitive. But were they truly ready to go all-in, or was their supposed pursuit just a PR move to appease the fanbase? What's your take on their reported three-tiered bidding strategy? Smart move or a sign they weren't truly committed? Considering their current state, do you think missing out on Soto is a major setback or a blessing in disguise? Perhaps this allows them to focus on other areas of need and build a more balanced team. Where do the Red Sox go from here? What are their realistic options for improvement in 2025?
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