Is Boston’s frugality going to cost them again? They’ve missed out on several top pitching targets already this offseason, and now appear hesitant to shell out the big bucks for Corbin Burnes. Are they truly contenders, or are they just playing lip service to their fans? Is a reunion with Pivetta a slap in the face, or a sensible fallback plan? The Red Sox front office claims they're committed to improving, but their actions seem to tell a different story. What moves do they NEED to make to prove they’re serious about winning? Is missing out on Burnes a sign of a larger organizational problem? Weigh in, Red Sox Nation – what’s your take? Should they go all-in on Burnes, or are there other, more cost-effective options they should explore? Is this another instance of ownership prioritizing profit over performance? Let the debate begin!
Is Boston’s frugality going to cost them again? They’ve missed out on several top pitching targets already this offseason, and now appear hesitant to shell out the big bucks for Corbin Burnes. Are they truly contenders, or are they just playing lip service to their fans? Is a reunion with Pivetta a slap in the face, or a sensible fallback plan? The Red Sox front office claims they're committed to improving, but their actions seem to tell a different story. What moves do they NEED to make to prove they’re serious about winning? Is missing out on Burnes a sign of a larger organizational problem? Weigh in, Red Sox Nation – what’s your take? Should they go all-in on Burnes, or are there other, more cost-effective options they should explore? Is this another instance of ownership prioritizing profit over performance? Let the debate begin!
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