3885 this game Jared Carabas writes for Barstool Sports. He covers the Red Sox.

Mr. Corabas, hello, sir.

Good morning to you.

Oh, thank you. You are very awake, which is more than I can say for a lot of guests we have on at this time.

All right, we were talking about this earlier. Where do you rank the Drew Pomerant's trade in terms of

crap trades for the Red Sog? I would say it's probably right towards the bottom. And especially

you're talking about the Dumbrowski era or all time? Well, like over the last 10 years.

All time is pretty close to you. Yeah, let's just go all time. Yeah, it's definitely down there.

It's down there for sure.

You kind of look at, you know, Dombrovsky, you know,

and the whole era that he's had so far.

And, I mean, this point has been made more than a few times,

but Chris Sale, I mean, how difficult is it to trade the top prospect in baseball to get one of the best pitchers in baseball?

Like how difficult is it to give the top pitcher in the free agent market $200 million?

So once you remove the easy ones and you kind of look at the ones that have taken some sort of mental

capacity to facilitate here. Drew Pomerant's, broken. Tyler Thornburg, broken. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, Carson Smith broken.

So, yeah, I would say that the ones that have actually taken some sort of thought process

besides the obvious, like, sure, take the top prospect, sure, take $200 million.

They haven't really looked so good.

All right.

There is some good news surrounding this team.

It's kind of interesting.

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