The Red Sox Can’t Wait To Get Rid Of Kenley Jansen

The Red Sox Can’t Wait To Get Rid Of Kenley Jansen

The Red Sox don’t want to win anymore. It’s not important to them. It’s not that they don’t care about winning anymore. They also are totally delusional. I know this post is about Kenley Jansen, but did anybody see the recent comments from Sam Kennedy?

I also had some comments on what Kennedy said if you want to see that rant.

Okay, getting back on track now. The Red Sox are crying poor again and have made it no secret that they plan to dump Kenley Jansen.

“The Boston Red Sox plan to trade All-Star veteran closer Kenley Jansen by the trade deadline,” Nightengale wrote in his latest column. “He’s earning $16 million this year and the Red Sox have no interest in bringing him back.”

Jansen, 36, is a free agent after the end of the 2024 MLB Season. It makes sense to trade Jansen, but only if you’re out of the race. Something that will probably happen by the time of the trade deadline.

The only thing I want to make clear is the contradiction within the Red Sox building.

Red Sox = underperforming.

Red Sox want to trade Kenley = because they know they suck.

YOU CAN’T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS…

Except C word Sam wants you to believe the BS he’s spewing. It’s total nonsense and if anybody had dignity in that Red Sox building they would have slapped him already.

Credit to Jansen. Through it all he’s staying dedicated to helping this team and being a consummate professional during the time he’s in Boston.

“It was way more frustrating in spring training. Now, It’s a business,” Jansen said, per WEEI’s Rob Bradford. “The thing is, I have to worry about my guys who are here and how we can stay close and fight and win ballgames. 

“Because at the end of the day I still believe these guys can be great. I will carry that on my shoulder and prove everybody wrong, that we can win ballgames and not be a laughingstock. We have a great team. We have a great group of guys. We just have to keep focusing on that particular part.” 

“We have to stay professional,” Jansen said. “I’ve got [a] great group of young guys around here and I want to keep continuing do whatever can help. Whatever I can help with my wisdom I’m going to be here and do that and be a leader for them. I think there’s a great thing going on here. Guys are young. This team is going to be good very soon here. It’s a part of the business. 

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