The MLB Playoffs Have EXPOSED Red Sox Owners!!
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- Full Details on The Latest Red Sox News. Red Sox Ownership got EXPOSED because of the MLB Playoffs!!
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Today we are breaking down The Latest Red Sox News, that includes the latest Red Sox ownership statements about The Boston Red Sox and why this is making Red Sox Fans very excited SCARED of the future Of the Red Sox. Could we see BIG Red Sox Trades? Or HUGE Red Sox Signings? We breakdown why Red Sox fans should be REALLY ANGRY about these Red Sox ownership comments, what Red Sox ownership said and why, and how Red Sox ownerships statements impact the 2024 Boston Red Sox.
This is the type of content we Sox fans need. Bringing the Realness and exposing the Lies of Ownership. The best video this Offseason!!!
yeah cause every one of my videos this offseason have been sucking up to ownership got me
@redseatradio Hey man, just my opinion. It's my favorite video. To each his own.
You're hitting us with all the relevant points, and none of the silly ones that we hear too much of. Good stuff, again. Thanks!
Let’s be honest we’re gonna resign Pivetta and get a bunch of relievers who have no major league experience again
boy do I hope not
Get ready for the Repair Sox to do it again!
My take on John Henry becoming miserly - after being a big spender for over 15 years - is that I think he got frustrated vastly outspending the Rays year after year only to be fighting it out with the Rays year after year. I think he believed he could spend less and still compete a la the Rays. But that hasn’t happened. AND I do think he’s lost interest in the Red Sox. He won 4 World Series titles and moved on to new goals to achieve. Maybe seeing the Dodgers and both New York teams doing well will light a fire. And I do think Breslow has enough baseball clout to make an impression on John Henry.
First off, the Money hoodie is a cold dig and I love it.
Secondly, I agree that the Sox put themselves in a corner and that this particular off season makes it look even worse... Even more so when you figure that if the Dodgers didn't defer Ohtani's contract there would be the top three payrolls left in the playoffs.
Now, hear me out on this before you react... He wasn't wrong given the information they were looking at at that time (not this last off season but the last 5+ years) The league had multiple teams each year making it to the playoffs with small payrolls (Rays, D-Backs, etc.) and that trend held all the way up to this year. I think the problem lies in the fact that that is an extreme outlier compared to the entire modern history (modern in this sense being since about the 50's til now where players pay started skyrocketing) I think Henry and FSG by extension looked at that and the moneyball era and said why are we spending so much we could be making more profit by doing it differently. They thought they could build a winning process where spending wasn't a necessity and they were almost right. The problem is when it was proven they were wrong and there was a minimum level of investment needed they were/are too slow to react. This should have changed after 2022 when we saw a poor 2022 after a lucky 2021 and a terrible 2019. They stayed the course at that time and it's bit them hard the last three years. They fended that off by the "waiting for the young core" type comments but that core has achieved and that has also bit them. At this point they have to spend a little (at least) in 2025 and probably a lot in 2026 in order to fix their relationship with the fans and this downturn in performance. This means where they could have been making moderate payouts and getting a competitive playoff caliber team the last two years they are now faced with having to spend a lot more over the next 2+ years to get back on track with less certainty that they can be that team.
So, I don't think they were entirely wrong given what they were looking at I do think they were wrong with not being able to see the forest through the trees or the signal through the noise (whichever you prefer.)
Thank you thank you I’m glad somebody caught that. And yeah I prefer forest through the trees personally but I completely agree
henry was gaslighting. thinks he's smarter than the fans who helped him buy his 12th yacht.
Absolutely correct. He said as much in the interview that Corbin referenced
The "Moneyball" method has only worked well during the regular season. I believe it's because it creates roster depth to keep a team consistent in the long run. This system has failed in the post season. Teams who have a 4th and a 5th starter become weapons in the bullpen. Starters don't pitch deep into games in the playoffs like you expect in the regular season. Then the guys you pay a lot to be in that line up tend to get the hits that count, usually a game changing home run. Playoffs have a different game plan approach, so I agree with you, you pay the extra to get the results when it matters.
yep pay for the wins in october
Dont know how Lucky Red Sox Fans are!!! Homegrown talent bursting at the seams... ready for the Majors... The next few years are going to be FUN! Henry will add to the Team if they are close to a WINNING WORLD SERIES TEAM!!!! Pitching is all that is needed now...
These guys know zero that includes Corbin
I don't expect or demand that the Sox win championships every year. I only expect them to try their absolute best. The players certainly did. The owners? Going off of the out-of-touch comments, not certain.
I can answer that they didn't
@@redseatradio Settled! :)
I've felt this way for years now. I stopped watching games even on TV because that puts money in Henry's pocket. I will never go to another game if he's still the primary owner. This has been the only thing associated with the Sox that I've watched this year. My Yankee fan friends are enjoying baseball and I'm happy for them and I'm jealous that the Yankees are still spending to put a great team on the field. I used to LOVE the smack talk and tension between the teams and my friends. It's over now
You’re right on Corbin, I think John Henry still feels the sting of Chris Sale and maybe Story & Yoshida? But it’s high time he goes out this winter and brings in a Max Fried and another star.
yeah it's frustrating because contracts are going to fail you simply can't win every single one. Can't be afraid to keep trying especially with their resources
@@redseatradio they failed on more than any other team Corbin. Give me a break. You got to see why Henry doesnt want to spend. Why keep signing guys who fail over and over
and you know what all these contracts and other large failures like panda ect all have in common. They were a reaction to failure to spend/ retain talent at same or cheaper cost. Theres an old saying, do it right the first time.
I look at the Diamondbacks last year, going to the World Series....spending equals spending. When was the last time the Yankees and Mets won a championship? 2009 for the Yankees, 1986 for the Mets. I agree the Red Sox can and should invest in our team, but it doesn't guarantee a championship....
It certainly doesn’t. But the diamond backs also had one great surrounding a bunch of bad years. Spending alone does not equal championships but it puts you in a much better position to win one
The Sox last championship was with a monster payroll. You get what you pay for. It's as simple as that. The rest is luck
@@garygagnon4637 again the yankees and dodgers spend boats load of money and never win. This year it worked out for them but it wont be like that next year
I get the impression that ownership believes we are ‘lucky’ to get a long regular season to watch the Red Sox, that the playoffs are brief and hopefully fans don’t notice the Red Sox absence with the Patriots, Bruins and Celtics playing. That they don’t have to try hard to field a championship caliber team if people switch their attention to another sport. I hope not!
Henry just stopped caring IMO - great video. That quote shows how far he has distanced himself. I think he needs to sell but he won't the Sox are a big part of FSG.
I wish we had an owner that had the Red Sox as their #1 priority.
Good stuff Corbin !
For all those reasons i was afraid AJ Hinch and the Tigers would beat the Guardians (not that they are big spenders themselves) so they could become the poster child for the el cheapo owners out there.
I am more than happy to see the big payrolls being in the playoffs.
No place to hide.
See you tonight
Yeah it feels like the lack of spending is being thrown into the spotlight
Let's see what they do this year. They need a number 1 in the rotation. I believe that Bello and Houck can become a number 2 or 3. They need a left-hander in the starting rotation. There are two openings in the rotation.Gialito may be ready to step into one of those spots so that leaves room for one acquisition. On the bullpen side, I believe he will rebuild the bullpen during the off-season, and it will be first rate at least for the first half. If he promotes Fitts, your worry will be justified.
Going back to what ownership stated last offseaon about spending. They specifically said they'd spend to the cap but do not want to give pitchers long term deals because of the injury risk,and I get that. I do believe that they'll go much bigger aav on shorter term. Example,if Blake Snell on spotrac,which is far from perfect,is valued at 6 years 156 million which is 26 per,dont be surprised if the red sox come at snell with 3/105 which is 35 per. It creates an opportunity for blake to re enter f/a to try to get more than the 51 million dollar difference in total of contract. And Snell sees more money up front. Theyd just prefer to develop starting pitching than have to depend on the prices and sales to be worth their deals. I get it. Bur we cant be passing on the seth lugos for giolito where the total money was so close. Or not getting a young starter for sale if you are carrying 67% of his deal instead of a middle infielder..Thats on breslow..I believe that not only will they spend,but try to extend past arbitration years with the guys we get in trades as well.
they have put together i good core of a team, now what is need is to spend some money and get a ace to lead the pitching staff and a stud offensive player to pair with Devers. You mentioned winning baseball generates revenue its not just tv and radio revenue its also merchandise, the more you win the more fans buy and wear
I think we've known for a while that ownership is the biggest roadblock to building a really competitive team hopefully this off season things will change but like most of us I'm skeptical. As always we'll see!
aleay sin wait and see mode
As far as spending in 2024,we really weren't that far under the luxury tax. Breslow was just bad,though I have a feeling this offseason his decision making will be better as far as starting pitching is concermed.
Great video Corbin. You tell it like it is. I really don't think that J.H. gives a crap. He sounds to me like an owner thats lost his spirit. There's no excuse for J. H. If I could fire him I would. I have had it with him and his apathetic attitude. I ask you this. Is J.H. any semblance of an actual redsox fan ?????? Tom Yawkey former owner loved this team. Does J.H. ? Doesn't seem it. The best thing about this season was the emergence of young talent at various levels of the Redsox organization. There is no excuse for not signing an ace and fixing this bullpen in the off season. If it doesn't happen thats one heck of a message to the fans. Thanks Corbin. Joe
I'll tell u what. If we go another off season without a team changing move! I'll never go to another game or buy another jersey. I'm done with being let down multiple years in a row. While every team around us gets better we stand Pat! John Henry no longer cares about baseball, he's more focused on soccer and everything else he's got his hands in. If that's the case then let the team go to somebody that wants to compete EVERY YEAR!!
Okay yes we might not win it every year, but it would be nice to at least be in the running for one!
I don't understand why anyone would want to own a sports club and not be going blls to the wall to win every single season. As a business surely the priority is to make money which should come with success on the field. As a Liverpool supporter I've also felt there are times FSG are content to have a few seasons in the wilderness if it means they don't have to spend too much money. They have invested money into upgrading our stadium and they have broken a few transfer records for players in the past, but recently fans are concerned the funds are running out. Last October we had a minority investor pump up to $200m into the club but once that money is gone, it's gone. FSG could have instead sold up for a massive profit but refused!
Don't worry, the Red Sox faithful will keep going to Fenway to see a subpar product for ownership to siphon that money to wherever else they please. It's nothing new
This playoffs isn't the norm the past few years. Spending money hasnt equaled championships. This year will be different. It doesn't happen every year
I agree, all true Corbin. It's not sports, it's business. Youth movement/trades from same are keys. Significant FA very unlikely.
we will see. Like I said they have backed themselves into a really tight corner at this point
Hmm that comment by John Henry was ignorant when he made it and more ignorant now!! Theres no knowledgeable fans who think you can win a title every year! But damn it they can at least be competitive for more than half a year and that's on ownership. Players are expensive "no kidding") If you can't stand the heat get out of the damn kitchen. Great job pulling that back up Corbin it's amazing they raise ticket prices on fans who are lucky enough to be able to afford a ticket and then make that kind of statement because fans expect a better return on their investment.!! Hope we see better this off season and it leads to a competitive enjoyable season
yeah it is pretty impressive that htey have constantly risen the prices as well
They've told us that sustainability and affordability is their mantra. When are we a fans going to accept this? John Henry has taken profits, putting cash into the minor leagues while not spending at the major league level. It will be interesting to see what profit Forbes suggests the Red Sox made in 24.
about the same as it has been for the last 5-10 years I would guess in that top 3 slot
John Henry has obviously lost interest in the Red Sox. He did enjoy his ownership at first and put his money on the line for the best players. But lately it’s all been about investing in young players and hoping for the best. We need to get used to this and hope that the new crop of players is as good as they seem to be…. 11:33
Devil’s advocate here. Is it all money though? Who is evaluating trade talent, for instance? All three of Breslow’s deadline acquisitions (we won’t count Priester) tanked. Is this the reason there’s been an overhaul of coaches and scouts?
So right now, you can throw every quote from anyone in the front office out the window on how this is the year they finally spend and go for it. Even Cora's response can be ignored. Until FSG decides to open the purse strings up again, they are going to be cheap and do the bear minimum to improve the club outside the organization. Henry and the rest seem to be in the how do we get back all the money we are down from the last 20 years and that is to stop spending, and until people stop going to games and they really see any kind of impact that hits them hard in the wallet, they won't care about the fan base or where the Sox end up. The Sox attendance didn't fall off all that much and they will use the carrot of look at all the shinny new player prospects about to join the club, feel the excitement, until they realize there are no real pitchers among those. Hoping this might be a time they finally go against what has happened over the last 3 years, but no voice of Henry saying we will spend and change our ways now that the kids have arrived means it probably will not happen this year.
I too was annoyed at Henry’s commentary.
His view that Red Sox fans are not realistic in their expectations, demanding a championship every year is absurd. I’ve never heard a Red Sox fan say that. What we want is a good competitive product where we are playing meaningful baseball to the end of the season, and where missing the playoffs is the exception and not the rule. A market like Boston should be able to do that.
He holds up Arizona 2023 as the poster child of a team that did not spend but made it to the World Series. He conveniently ignores the fact that Arizona was the exception and not the rule. Look at the Red Sox championship years… they were always at or near the top in payroll.
The third wildcard should be eliminated. It gives clubs the mentality that all they have to do is snag that third spot and then hope they get hot for a playoff run. It leads to mediocrity.
yeah the l;onger the 3rd wildcard is around the more I don't love what it means for the way owners approach the offseason
Senility is the reason. How old is this guy?
Henry's comments were deeply disingenuous. Yes, look at the Dodgers. So, the Dodgers are--by some great stroke of luck, apparently--beating something like 1 in 15 odds year after year, right? And who says the Dodgers have been unlucky?
And no one thinks the Sox entered the last three seasons with 1-in-30 odds. They felt we had next to NO chance. Their only "chance" was that they MIGHT have made the playoffs, and then it's a crapshoot. Where did they rank in terms of actual, y'know, VEGAS odds? Did John Henry REALLY get kicked out of casinos in Vegas for counting cards? He seems to have reinvented (or forgotten) "odds" now as well.
Henry isn't going to change. I can't for the life of me understand why Craig Breslow said anything (Sam put him in a headlock in the bathroom). To Craig: Dude, you don't control the purse strings. Does anyone think JH has changed his mind? I've seen NO indication. It's simple: baseball doesn't terribly INTEREST him anymore.
One thing to add to what you said Corbin: yes, there are teams that spend less, yet remain competitive. However, I can only think of TWO that do so fairly regularly: Tampa and Cleveland (maybe Milwaukee, but they play in the JayVee Central of the JV NL). Even Cleveland has the comfort of playing in a division that only this past year finally didn't suck. Tampa is the outlier, and even they have finally been coming down to earth (and enjoy it while you can Baltimore--those young players will start hitting arbitration and salary negotiations ANY minute now...). MONEY isn't all that's required to win, but 1) it sure increases the odds and 2) it's (almost) impossible to be CONSISTENTLY competitive without smarts + money.
Corbin, Corbin, Corbin... MAKING money? My dear boy: You don't live in the World of Financial Wizardry and Brilliance occupied by JH, ensconced behind his Keyboard of Transparency, Brilliance & Bravery. All that "money from winning" is not a certainty. Probably not forecastable or leveragable when yur buyin' golf partnerships, merging intergalactic confederations or looking to purchase the first-ever pickleball team on Mars. For those excitin' things that we stupid sports mortals can only imagine, you need to KEEP THE SAILS TRIMMED 24/7/365!! Cuz you never know when the next "visionary opportunity to reshape the world of sports ventures" will occur!
WE'RE JUST AN ASSET NOW.
Pretty crazy MLB TEAM PAYROLL factoid
teams #1-#6 in mlb payroll all made the playoffs
#15 made the playoffs
#20 #21#22#23 and #26 made the playoffs
You don’t think this fact influences the Red Sox ….i posted this factoid in the last livestream….. so is it about making the playoffs or winning championships? 2004-2007 -2013-2018 all years in the top three in MLB payroll …
it absolutely does. But if that influences them then maybe seeing actual investing coming out on top, does the same? one can hope
@@redseatradiothere’s really no monetary incentive for John Henry to win a World Series. The extra revenue generated from winning a World Series isn’t going to be greater than the 30-70 million more they should be spending plus the luxury tax they’ll have to pay. The Red Sox are also unique in that they play in a historical monument. Fenway sells out every year whether the team is at the top or bottom of the al east standings while being the most expensive games to attend. Even if he pisses off Red Sox fans to the point of not showing up you’ll still have so many non fans attending just to see Fenway. These owners spend for their ego. The only reason we signed devers is because John Henry got publicly booed and shamed.
We are fucked
I second that
no we are not lol
@@alesitercrimson24 so you guarantee that FSG suddenly cares again? What are you basing your comment on?
well first things first cleveland is done. theyre done. the fact that the yankees are potentially going to the world series sickens the hell outta my stomach😭. also “because fans expect to win a championship annually” bozo youre the fricking boston red sox. the 9 time world series champions. we’re a championship pedigree city and this is how you wanna represent us??? so all those championships we won are just gonna be taken for granted? wow just wow. being in bostom is not for everyone. the hell with fricking john henry man sell the team😭