The Boston Crimson Sox make many transactions. A stunning variety of them, particularly this time of 12 months, are for gamers of whom you’ve by no means heard. Introducing: Two transactions and a lie, the ONLY recreation that exams your data of, uh, Crimson Sox transactions. [Extreme dad voice] Let’s rock and roll!
Transaction 1: Edgar Vicioso, a 20-year-old beginning pitcher from the Dominican Republic, was formally assigned to the crew. A possible two-way participant, he had a 3.95 ERA in rookie ball final 12 months whereas hitting three pinch hit house runs.
Transaction 2: Yohander Linarez, a 19-year-old Venezuelan third baseman, was formally formally assigned to the crew. Previously a shortstop, he hit .206/.267/.262 in rookie ball final 12 months.
Transaction 3: First baseman Albert Feliz, from the Dominican Republic, 22, was formally assigned to the crew. He hit .165/.253/.318 at Salem final 12 months, with an unimaginable 118 strikeouts in 255 at-bats.
Ballot
Which is the lie (with out wanting it up)?
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42%
Edgar Vicioso, 20, P
(75 votes)
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21%
Yohander Linarez, 19, 3B/SS
(38 votes)
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35%
Albert Feliz, 22, 1B
(63 votes)
176 votes complete
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