Red Sox sign Walker Buehler to 1-year deal | Former MLB player reacts

Former MLB Player Will Midllebrooks joins CBS Sports HQ to discuss the addition of RHP Walker Buehler for the Red Sox.

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24 comments
  1. This is another example that Profesional Sports is a BUSINESS. Players will always try to get as much $$$$ as they possibly can, while they can. The name on the BACK of the jersey is more important than the name on the FRONT of the jersey. I don't blame the players one bit.
    Also, the emotionally attached fans will continue to pay the crazy ticket prices because the name on the FRONT of the jersey is more important than the name on the back of the jersey.

  2. Crochet, Buehler, and potentially Giolito are a good 3 punch. But I have little to no confidence in Houck, Bello and Crawford, as these 3 were absolute garbage after the all-star break. There's still a lot of meat on the bones of that supposed $700m "offer" to get Burnes. Plus, the Sox still need more BP help and another bat or two. Have to at least replace Tyler O'Neil's numbers. Bregman and Teo would be great!

  3. Giolito? Shouldnโ€™t Crawford go to the bullpen? Or why not go with a 6 man rotation like the Japanese only pitching once a week. Iโ€™d rather see Devers go to DH, but 1B is an option if Casas wants to take over DH spot. Trading Casas is not really an option unless we find out he doesnโ€™t hit till warm weather.

  4. It's not a bad move, but it still feels like the FO wants to operate on a level that indicates we're just trying to 'sneak into' the playoffs. This isn't trying to win the division. There's just too much hope attached to 2025. Hoping Buehler is his old self, not the self demonstrated through the majority of '24. Hoping on Giolito. Finding bargains in the Injured Bin. If next year has a bunch of good arms in the FA market, this becomes pragmatic rather than 'cheap,' but teams that are really trying to win now are making more decisive moves, recognizing risk is a part of a winning equation. The Sox are still a spreadsheet team, not a passion project.

  5. Best? Not close. It's deep, but well behind Seattle and the Phillies. I'd probably have the Pirates, Yankees, Dodgers, and Cubs above or equal to Boston too

  6. Delusional…This front office is still full of Sh*t…making up stories about "in on this guy, in on this guy." Total BS. They're cheaping out again.

  7. Another Reclamation/Back-9-of-their-career guy. I hope it works out, but it would be great if they signed somebody they can actually count on without having to hold their breath every time he takes the field

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