Craig Breslow explains why Red Sox made ‘incredibly uncomfortable’ Connelly Early-Curtis Mead trade
Mead has been particularly hot of late with a 1.115 OPS, 13 runs, 10 extra-base hits, and nine RBIs over 16 games this month.
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At the time of the trade, Mead was 10th among qualified righthanded hitters in slugging percentage (.500) and 12th in OPS. Only 22 of those innings were this season, and 10 came in his one start on April 25. “The cool thing was talking to all of the players involved — including Curtis — last night; the general response was play me wherever you need me,” Tracy said. Craig Breslow explained Sunday why the Red Sox made an aggressive strike on the trade market and sent Connelly Early to Washington for Curtis Mead.
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At the time of the trade, Mead was 10th among qualified righthanded hitters in slugging percentage (.500) and 12th in OPS.
according to The Boston GlobeOnly 22 of those innings were this season, and 10 came in his one start on April 25. “The cool thing was talking to all of the players involved — including Curtis — last night; the general response was play me wherever you need me,” Tracy said.
according to The Boston GlobeCraig Breslow explained Sunday why the Red Sox made an aggressive strike on the trade market and sent Connelly Early to Washington for Curtis Mead
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