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Chaim Bloom's demise may have been the result of the moves he didn't make during
his tenure as Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer.
One glaring example, according to WEEI's Rob Bradford, occurred around the 2022
MLB trade deadline. Bradford reports Bloom and Co. had a chance to send oft-inju
red ace Chris Sale to a team that was willing to take on all of the money left o
n his contract, but the Red Sox front office wouldn't budge.
"Per a major league source familiar with the situation, just before the 2022 tra
de deadline - and a few weeks after Chris Sale had broken his finger in his seco
nd outing of the season - a team approached Bloom about dealing for the lefty,"
Bradford wrote. "The acquiring club was agreeing to take on all of the money lef
t on Sale's contract (2 1/2 seasons of more than $50 million), while sending som
e semblance of players. The Red Sox wanted better players than were offered and
no deal was done."
Just a couple of weeks later, Sale broke his wrist in a bicycle accident and was
forced to miss the remainder of the 2022 season. Through 17 starts in 2023 (86.
2 innings), the 34-year-old has a 4.88 ERA and 1.20 WHIP. He missed time during
the summer due to left shoulder inflammation.
去年交易大限前，有一支球隊向紅襪提出交易拍賣哥的意願
並且願意吃下拍賣哥剩餘全部薪資(超過5000萬美金)+搭配一些球員
但紅襪想要更好的包裹球員，所以交易沒有成
而過不久拍賣哥就騎腳踏車摔斷手了