The major difference with real baseball, of course, is that it’s not real, and “going for it” in dynasty baseball is not a life-defining exercise. Take a look at the entire shirt collection from our friends over at BreakingT, including the one pictured above. Ideally you bide your time and then strike.
More importantly to Bloom and our boys, you try to never lose a trade unless you’re really sure you’re trying to win it all, lest you set yourself back a year or two. I’m observing, and my observations basically boil down to “wow, this is just like dynasty fantasy baseball.”įor those of you who don’t play, which is probably most of you, dynasty baseball is fantasy baseball in which you keep players forever, at least in theory. The umbrella point here is that he didn’t sign anyone for any appreciable length of time or onerous amount of money, likely because financial flexibility really is the end goal of building this team. He brought on James Paxton for a year or two or three, depending on how things work out.
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The real window for this team probably opens in 2023, though as last year proved, a random run is always possible.)īefore the lockout hit, Bloom made three relatively major free agent signings in addition to the Bradley trade. (On the “potentially overmatched” front, I’d like to simply acknowledge the Sox were kinda lucky to get as far as they did last year, a notion to which I think Bloom hews as strongly as I do. (who costs more than Renfroe) and two prospects, my reaction was, “Well yeah duh.” Team control is the name of the game, because even if Bradley costs more than Renfroe in the short term, the potential value of the prospects coming back clearly, to the predictable Bloom, far outweigh the value of Renfroe to a potentially overmatched 2022 team.
This is why, after trading Hunter Renfroe for Jackie Bradley Jr.
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