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In the lab: How do we evaluate trades? Original

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By Scott Barzilla
| The Crawfish Boxes Verified
On the heels of Monday’s piece it can be difficult to keep a level-headed outlook on these things. I try to stay above board, but I am also human and subject to the kind of emotional responses any fan would have during good times and bad. In this case, when we have decided that a manager or general manager should be on their way out, it becomes a lot easier to find evidence that supports that particular point of view.
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Value of Things: What to expect from Brett Rypien

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By Scott Barzilla
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Value of Things: What to expect from Brett Rypien For fans of a certain age, it becomes surreal to see sons of former legends currently playing. Brett Rypien is of course the son of former Redskins great Mark Rypien. Of course, when I say great it probably hyperbole. He led the Redskins to a Super Bowl, so I guess that makes him great. Is his son a chip off the old block or is he found lacking? The first thing we must do is adjust our expectations. We are looking for a third string quarterback.
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In the lab: Putting Dana Brown under a microscope Original

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By Scott Barzilla
| The Crawfish Boxes Verified
Taking a deeper look at the Astros overall performance this season Professional sports are a bottom line business and we run the risk of making things too simple. Entering the season it would fair to say that the playoffs were a litmus test on the 2026 for both Dana Brown and Joe Espada. If they were able to win the division they would likely keep their job and if they didn’t make the playoffs they would likely lose their job. However, that benchmark flies in the face of common sense.
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