Vladimir Guerrero Jr. opens up on his slump year: โThey didnโt pay me to hit 40 every year. They paid me for what I already did.โ
I want people to understand one thing. The money they gave me wasnโt for what Iโm going to do. It was for what I already did. They didnโt pay me because Iโm going to hit 40 every year. They paid me for what I already accomplished. People are confused about that, but I think the same way they do. Like, sometimes I even say to myself: bro, they gave you all that money and youโre out here doing nothing. I try.
You know how it is with fans, when youโre good, theyโre with you 100%. But when you smell like shit, like we like to say here, nobody supports you.
The ones who support you are the ones who stay with you. Those are my fans. My family.
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Red Sox top prospect Franklin Arias had a breakout year ๐ฅ
.323 AVG
25 HR
91 RBI
.957 OPS
Arias was named Eastern League MVP in Double-A and finished the season as MLB's No. 3 prospect!
@BostonBruins_22@BruinsWyan2 You canโt be serious. He was sheltered by 73 and that was so obvious my 5 year old nephew could tell you that. Nice story, depth defenseman at best.