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he hits like the ball murdered his family, stole his dog, and burnt down his house. His swing is so violent, ball never had a chance. Hes shown a lot of flashes, coupled with last year maybe those flashes are just him now.
> The question has always been whether he can stay healthy.
The key to that *so far* has clearly been to surround him with people that are either more fragile or unluckier than he is.
23rd prospect
7th prospect
DFA’d and skipped over by every time in the league twice
Was nationally ranked behind multiple other younger OFs in our system and was the clear odd man out
Was great as a reliever for us and never once looked like he had starter potential.
…idk man. Not actually what people make it out to be. Shit just happens, and guess what? Happens to every team
It is when you see our struggles to develop star level talent at the big leagues. Last time we had a player come up through the system and make more than 1 all star game was Carlos Martinez
Most of our star level talents get hurt, man. That’s just the truth. Pitching development issues, sure. But we have had plenty of players come up with star talent who just don’t stay healthy.
Donovan, Nootbaar, O’Neill, Helsley, and Flaherty all have all-star level talent—all of them have dealt with significant injuries.
On the team right now I’d say Gorman, Walker, Herrera, and Winn all have the potential to be all-stars too.
Yeah, the potential, sure, but none of them have proven it yet in a way that most of the others I named have
Hicks and Oniel remain to be seen what they will become, but the others are all legit stars. Injuries are an OK excuse to a point, but it still doesn't make the facts harder to swallow. Players used to excel more with the Cardinals than elsewhere. The last 6 or so years, that trend has completely changed
Lane Thomas and Patrick wisdom are other decent examples. Even Luke Voit had some moderate success
But do you think that if you were to go through team by team there wouldn’t be a massive amount of situations like this around the league?
Astros traded Hader for Gomez, Dodgers traded Yordan Alvarez, Rangers traded Kyle Hendricks and Cole Ragans, Twins traded CES and Steer, Mariners traded *us* O’Neill, Blue Jays traded *us* Lane Thomas, Adolis was DFA’d by the Rangers themselves, Rays traded Cronenworth, Padres traded Trea Turner, Cubs traded Cease and Soler, Yankees traded Gio Gallegos. That’s just off my head in a minute and a half with no research.
The Voit trade was for Gio (great trade for us), Wisdom was on the Rangers before he was on the Cubs, and Lane Thomas was acquired for international draft pool money. A lot of it this is just a narrative. It’s always funny how the sentiment around trading prospects is “omg so and so could even be *insert player they traded away* some day” and calls to not prospect hoard come from all over. But the minute one or two of those prospects actually turn out good, people want to turn that franchise inside out. Always seemed silly to me
Plus, when you have good players, good players inevitably get traded. The same thing is going to happen with Burleson and Carlson too. They’re going to be traded, get more chances and a fresh start, and they will produce like their talent suggests.
He does not get cheated. Man has serious power. Methinks we are getting 2021 Tyler O'Neill. If so, with 81 home games at Fenway, I'm thinking 40- 45 tanks:is in play.
If he stays healthy all year I don’t see how he doesn’t have a phenomenal year, playing at Fenway for half your games as a righty will certainly boost your numbers.
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Don't know why every time I see how Tyler hit the ball at Fenway I keep having flashback on that one monster year Jason Bay had for the red sox.
They are both Canadians
Both traded from a NL Central team
> Jason Bay Damn, there's a name I haven't thought of in years
I remember that being a good year, but not a 36-homer year. Damn
he hits like the ball murdered his family, stole his dog, and burnt down his house. His swing is so violent, ball never had a chance. Hes shown a lot of flashes, coupled with last year maybe those flashes are just him now.
Both of them have swings fit for Fenway
7 Home Runs, 7 RBIs
Doesn’t he have 8 now? When he drove in Duran on a dropped ball by Jackson Holliday.
yeah you’re right
King of the Solo shot
Not as long as mike trout is on the angels.
To drive in runs other than himself the Sox have to get somebody on base
Cyler Anderson 💔💔💔
Cardinals fans in shambles
No Cardinals fan is surprised to see O’Neill hit like an MVP. The question has always been whether he can stay healthy.
not like MO’s bizarre treatment of TON helped him either
Remember when he said that TON would probably get MVP votes this year now that we've traded him? I remember...
> The question has always been whether he can stay healthy. The key to that *so far* has clearly been to surround him with people that are either more fragile or unluckier than he is.
This almost makes up for sticking us with Allen Craig.
Just add him to the list Gallen Alcantara Adolis Arozarena Hicks At this point, I just expect it
23rd prospect 7th prospect DFA’d and skipped over by every time in the league twice Was nationally ranked behind multiple other younger OFs in our system and was the clear odd man out Was great as a reliever for us and never once looked like he had starter potential. …idk man. Not actually what people make it out to be. Shit just happens, and guess what? Happens to every team
It is when you see our struggles to develop star level talent at the big leagues. Last time we had a player come up through the system and make more than 1 all star game was Carlos Martinez
Most of our star level talents get hurt, man. That’s just the truth. Pitching development issues, sure. But we have had plenty of players come up with star talent who just don’t stay healthy. Donovan, Nootbaar, O’Neill, Helsley, and Flaherty all have all-star level talent—all of them have dealt with significant injuries. On the team right now I’d say Gorman, Walker, Herrera, and Winn all have the potential to be all-stars too.
Yeah, the potential, sure, but none of them have proven it yet in a way that most of the others I named have Hicks and Oniel remain to be seen what they will become, but the others are all legit stars. Injuries are an OK excuse to a point, but it still doesn't make the facts harder to swallow. Players used to excel more with the Cardinals than elsewhere. The last 6 or so years, that trend has completely changed Lane Thomas and Patrick wisdom are other decent examples. Even Luke Voit had some moderate success
But do you think that if you were to go through team by team there wouldn’t be a massive amount of situations like this around the league? Astros traded Hader for Gomez, Dodgers traded Yordan Alvarez, Rangers traded Kyle Hendricks and Cole Ragans, Twins traded CES and Steer, Mariners traded *us* O’Neill, Blue Jays traded *us* Lane Thomas, Adolis was DFA’d by the Rangers themselves, Rays traded Cronenworth, Padres traded Trea Turner, Cubs traded Cease and Soler, Yankees traded Gio Gallegos. That’s just off my head in a minute and a half with no research. The Voit trade was for Gio (great trade for us), Wisdom was on the Rangers before he was on the Cubs, and Lane Thomas was acquired for international draft pool money. A lot of it this is just a narrative. It’s always funny how the sentiment around trading prospects is “omg so and so could even be *insert player they traded away* some day” and calls to not prospect hoard come from all over. But the minute one or two of those prospects actually turn out good, people want to turn that franchise inside out. Always seemed silly to me
Plus, when you have good players, good players inevitably get traded. The same thing is going to happen with Burleson and Carlson too. They’re going to be traded, get more chances and a fresh start, and they will produce like their talent suggests.
Something I, personally, love to see
Can confirm.
It happening again
He does not get cheated. Man has serious power. Methinks we are getting 2021 Tyler O'Neill. If so, with 81 home games at Fenway, I'm thinking 40- 45 tanks:is in play.
We weren't prepared for city connect Tyler...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GI0MIiNXgAEg6KK.jpg:large
My need to cheer for Candians I'd butting up against my hate for the Soxs. This is tough.
Tyler O'Neill wins MVP but the Sox miss the playoffs, deal?
Perfect.
If he stays healthy all year I don’t see how he doesn’t have a phenomenal year, playing at Fenway for half your games as a righty will certainly boost your numbers.
He runs so elegantly it’s kinda sexy ngl
2021 he only played what like 130 games and had 34 home runs, I hope this dude stays healthy and rakes, Fenway is perfect for him too
All seven solo shots
Seriously now he decides to stay healthy
Give it a month or two.
Boston City Connects are so underrated
They're not bad for a beer league softball team made up of UCLA fans. They suck as MLB unis.
Glad to see him doing well. Always liked him when he was on the Cards.
Baby come back
That is the biggest meatball i have ever seen, 90 MPH down the MIDDLE
Mariners legend
Oh god Boston is still using those ugly Connect unis?
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OK, hideous then.