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The free agent question: David Ortiz, Jonathan Papelbon, John Lackey, Carl Crawford and Red Sox decision-making 09.29.11 at 6:52 pm ET
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John Lackey's struggles have highlighted a pattern of free agent failures in Boston. (AP)

General manager Theo Epstein discussed four players at some length on Thursday afternoon, two of whom have been longtime cornerstones of the Red Sox, and two of whom have been costly free agent signees who have performed dramatically below their expectations.

Designated hitter David Ortiz and closer Jonathan Papelbon represent the two most prominent members of the Red Sox who will be eligible for free agency come November. Ortiz is the defining icon of the Red Sox’ success of last decade, a middle-of-the-lineup force for the World Series champions in 2004 and 2007. For the first time since signing with the Red Sox after the 2002 season, Ortiz (who twice signed multi-year deals with the Sox before reaching free agency) will be able to test the open market, coming off a season in which, at age 35, he hit .309 with a .398 OBP, .554 slugging mark and .953 OPS with 29 homers and 96 RBI.

Papelbon, meanwhile, was a dominant force for the Sox in their march to a title in 2007. The four-time All-Star, who has a Red Sox team record 219 saves, converted 31 of 34 save opportunities in 2011 for the Sox while forging a 2.94 ERA and striking out 87 and walking just 10 in 64 1/3 innings.

Epstein praised both free agents, and said that the Sox would like to retain both of them.

“I can’t say too much about that now expect the general and the obvious. We’d love to have both guys back, if there’s a way to do that,” Epstein said. “They’ve been huge contributors here not only on the field but as leaders. David’s been that way for a long time, been the face of the franchise and an instrumental figure in our clubhouse. I actually told Pap earlier today I think he took his overall game to a new level this year, not just on the field but again demonstrating some leadership capabilities.

“There was a time earlier in his career that I never thought I’d say that about Pap. He really matured, he grew up as a Red Sox and I was proud of him the way he took that next step to lead by example a little bit. We’d love to keep those guys if we could.”

While those two players prepare to enter free agency and could end up leaving the Sox, Epstein also offered a stark assessment about the organization’s need to get more from a pair of players whom it signed to huge free-agent deals in Lackey and Crawford.

The Sox set a club record in dollars and average annual value for a free agent when they signed Lackey to a five-year, $82.5 million contract after the 2009 season. One year later, the team shattered that mark by adding Crawford on a seven-year, $142 million deal.

In the first two years of his deal, Lackey, 32, has endured horrific struggles. He is a combined 26-23 with a 5.26 ERA, including a 6.41 ERA in 2011 that ranked as the worst ever by a Sox starter who threw at least 120 innings in a season. He is striking out significantly fewer batters and walking significantly more batters than he did with the Angels before the Sox signed him.

Given that the team has three years and $45.75 million still invested in him, Epstein made clear that it will be a significant priority for the Sox to try to elicit greater effectiveness from the right-hander. Both the GM and manager Terry Francona said that Lackey’s demonstrative reactions to teammates’ defensive lapses was a relatively trivial concern, while making clear that his performance on the mound is a significant one.

“As far as rehabilitating John Lackey, it’s a big priority for obvious reasons,” said Epstein. “We have to attack it from the physical perspective, see if there’s things we can do different with him physically to put himself in a better position to have success on the mound. We have to attack it from a fundamental standpoint. There obviously are things we can do different with him fundamentally to get his stuff and his command back to where it was. And then, from a mental standpoint. Those are the three areas that we attack with players. So, we’re going to leave no stone unturned, really with all of our players and with the organization as a whole, from those three standpoints.

“I will say this about your comment about rolling his eyes and what not: That’s nothing new. John, he’s always been kind of emotional on the mound. He’s always been demonstrative. And it always kind of looks bad on the field. It looks as if he’s showing up his teammates. It was that way in Anaheim, too. We knew that when we signed him, and we also knew that he always apologized the next day, that he’s always a great teammate except for those times that he’s rolling his eyes, as you said. His teammates forgive him. They understand. He’s tried to change, and it’s just something you can’t change. It’s an emotional reaction. We’ll continue to work with him on it, but it doesn’t make him a bad teammate. Behind the scenes, he’s actually well-respected and well-liked. I know it doesn’t look like it on the field sometimes when he’s reacting to bad results.

“But yes, we’ll continue to work with him on that, and more importantly, address issues physically, mentally and fundamentally.”

As for Crawford, Epstein said that restoring him to the All-Star form that he displayed as a member of the Rays is also a high offseason priority for the Sox. The GM suggested that the team would try to work with the outfielder to figure out what he needs in order to recover from a season in which he hit .255 with a .289 OBP, .405 slugging mark and .694 OPS, essentially proving a disappointment in every facet of the game.

As stunned as the team was by Crawford’s underperformance in 2011, the team does believe there’s reason to trust that he is capable of moving on from his struggles.

“Getting Carl back to what he’s been previously in his career is a requisite for us this winter. We’ve spent an awful lot of time thinking about it, and we’re going to spend more time thinking about it. We’ll get together with him, put our heads together and see what can be done,” said Epstein. “He has taken, as we mentioned with [Josh] Beckett after one of his off years, he has taken responsibility for it, which I think is the first step.

“When I’m truly troubled about a player long-term when I know he’s still talented is when that player denies that there is an issue, says, ‘I had a good year’ and won’t look in the mirror. Carl has taken full and very public responsibility for having a very disappointing year, and he did. That’s the first step. The next step is, ‘What are you going to do about it?’

“We’re not going to abandon him. We’re going to work with him, if it takes all off-season or if it takes backing away and then addressing it later on in the offseason. We’ll do whatever it takes to get him back to being the player that he was. That’s going to be very important for us going forward.”

That said, while the Sox work with both players to improve upon their extremely disappointing results, Epstein noted that the Sox are struggling with a pattern of disappointing returns on expensive free agent signings. The pattern dates to even earlier, to the poor performances in Boston by players such as Edgar Renteria, Matt Clement and Julio Lugo after their long-term deals with the Sox.

That, in turn, will force the Sox to re-examine the process that leads them to invest in such prominent free agents.

“When I’m speaking about things that aren’t exactly the way we want them to be in this organization, our decision-making process on expensive free agents, big-ticket free agents, has not been satisfactory — not at all,” said Epstein. “That’s another area we have to address and look in the mirror and dig deep into the process and see what we’re doing wrong because the results demonstrate that that’s not an aspect of the organization that’s functioning at a high enough level to meet our standards. That’s something we have to own. We can’t run away from that. We’ve got to fix it.”

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  • Ravi

    Lackey signing was not a club record, Manny Ramirez signed for 160 million. However, it was the largest contract signed under this ownership.

  • Mike

    Nothing the Red Sox can do will Help
    The players just suck Crawford & Gonzalez emootion after last night games was pathetic they acted like it was no big deal that they just blew another big game all they care about is there pocketsRed Sox are all done for a very long TIME No catcher no right fielder no pitching no third baseman Youklis is all done back to back year with injurys and he suck before getting hurt Thanks for Nothing Red Sox you guys are an embarrssment to all of the baseball worldAny Boston fan that wears anything thats says Red Sox is a Complete Idiot
    Same story after every year Excuse Excuse you guys suck plain and simple

  • paul

    Trade Crawford Gonzalez Lackey Do not sign papelbon or Ortiz because they are a waste

  • flag waiver

    I am puzzeled why the hitting coach has not worked more with Crawford. Just looking at his stance and his head is upright. Strikes out alot because he is NOT watching the ball coming into the plate. Shows not to be agressive, and that’s a big problem. He’s got great speed but did not see that running to first or fielding the ball in the outfield. It’s very obvious Carl is not comfortable in a Red Sox uniform.
    Lackey has to get the chip of his shoulder, and get into controlling his pitches more. It’s easy to get lazy, and I think every starting pitcher for the Sox this year did not give there best. This new pitching coach showed me nothing. Left the starters in toooo long all year, and it put more pressure on the rest of the team. Pitching coach would be the first to go if I was running the Sox.
    It was easy to see the real players play, they really overshadowed the others. Also, to many rookies playing. Tito, you really could not come up with a firm steady lineup. Get the players fit to play and excited to play!!!

  • Babe Ruth Is Dead

    lackey is fat and out of shape…he is getting older and needs to get in shape…better shape with his elbow..better shape with his shoulder…his velocity is WAY down from his days with the Angels..

    crawford will be better…i am sure of that…he just needs to get rid of that deer in the headlights look..

    ortiz needs to go…they cannot afford to have a fulltime DH anymore…and they are too left handed…he still has a good year or two left…he just needs to play elsewhere…remember the disruption in Philly when we could not play…they need a solid 3b/1b/dh…or a good 3b so Youkilis can fill that role…they need Adrian Beltre…LOL

  • Tom R

    Details are starting to emerge… Lackey is, well, a jerk. We should fire the sports reporters as well – why didn’t we know this sooner?

    The #1 rule is “no jerks” Theo. Didn’t do your homework.

    What kind of person serves papers on his wife shortly after a double mastectomy?

    And I’m not sure Crawford (not a jerk) wasn’t a bigger debacle of a signing. We only owe about $42M on Lackey. Can see the light at the end of that tunnel on that one.

    And anybody who says it’s not on Tito doesn’t understand managing.

  • Tom R

    And I don’t mean managing like baseball managing. I mean it like managing managing. He lost control. Still respect him, but it’s time to move on.

  • http://WEEI.comBlogNetwork wmeritz

    The Sox have to abandon the notion of trying to keep up with the Jones’(Yankees). The front office paranoia abobut placating the the neurotic Red Sox nation is out of control.

  • http://www.thekingdavidshow.com sleepingwiththeenemy

    poor little red sox nation… can’t stomach a little perspective from someone else’s viewpoint, just like the little kid who takes his ball and goes home crying. when you have more money to buy players than a few smaller market teams put together and you still don’t get what you want every single year, you blame the very players you went out and overpaid for – gotta love that logic. sounds like the spoiled teenager who got a brand-new car for their 16th birthday but didn’t get the corvette they expected… damn, losing once in a while really sucks, doesn’t it? so much money to account for, so little loyalty to your decisions…

  • Robert

    The sad thing is that they will shy away from free agent signings because of poor judgement of late,and with nothing on the farm, it will be a long dry spell.
    Plenty of money coming off the books and plenty of good FA’s out there, but this will be their excuse not to spend.

  • Dcon

    The Redsox are the only team in MLB to win 89 games or more in each or the last five seasons, Won the series in 2004, I never thought I would hear the worlds in my life time “Can you believe it, after 86 years the Boston Redsox are World Champions” . I really never expected to hear “Can you believe it, the Boston Redsox have won it again” in 2007. The sox have made the playoffs in 2008, came up just short of the series, 2009 out early. The Sox have been contenders every year since ’99. The core is solid, the leadership is solid and are looking inward to correct problems I think they thought would work themselves out of the last two years maybe because of the success in 04, 07 and almost in 09. Let’s not throw out the baby with the bath water. Give management, Theo and Terry time and a chance to look at what they’ve learned over the past thirty weeks to identify these issues, causes and find cures/corrections. Cool heads, thorough process and a game plan in a timely manner going forward. Let them look before they leap and give them some breathing room before going crazy with gut reaction comments of the would have could have should have variety. I believe and have faith they will do the right thing give time and a little space to reflect.

  • Eric

    Players will have bad years, and Crawford should rebound, but Lackey I am not to sure about. Definatley not a good end to the season, but I blame Theo–everyone could see this coming before the trade deadline!

    The situation the Red Sox were in with their pitchers being injured meant the Red Sox needed to acquire more pitching depth for the final run. What do the Red Sox do? They acquire Aviles, a utilty player, and one pitcher, Bedard. Bedard is a solid pitcher, but the Sox knew he would be on limited innings due to injuries–did this solve the pitching problem? What the Red Sox needed to due is acquire another healthy pitcher once they got Bedard.

  • Depressed Sox Fan

    I think Theo and his staff need to take a more careful look at the ballpark effect. Fenway is a tricky & unusual park, and it has a powerful impact on players. Crawford has never hit as well at Fenway, and Lackey hasn’t pitched as well (other than for a few big games.) It’s telling that the Sox road record was the same as their home record this season.

    I also think it’s bad for the chemistry of a team to overpay players, particularly when clubhouse leaders like Youk and Pedroia take a home team discount. Overpay for prospects, not free agents. Use your deep pockets on development and on retaining the best of your players.

    I’m very sorry to see Tito go. He was a passionate & classy coach, and we’ll all miss him.

  • Emilio U

    Theo said that “things that aren’t exactly the way we want them to be in this organization, our decision-making process on expensive free agents, big-ticket free agents, has not been satisfactory.” Yes, Theo, you were lucky when you signed Big Papi and you had a stroke of genius back in 2004, period. Both Becket and Lowell were brought when you were not here. Manny was here before you arrived, but you are responsible for the signings of Dice-K, Clement, Crawford, Lackey, Renteria and Lugo (this is the worst of all because you had one of the best defensive SS in Alex Gonzalez already playing at short). You are responsible for not keeping Jason Bay or Adrian Beltre. I think, Theo, that you should assume your responsibility and leave the Sox.

  • KC

    Epstein, time to let Papi walk. Given the disrespect he showed to Francona, when he busted in the press conference acting like a spoiled little brat and then mouthing off to the press regarding Aceves being a starter it seems that he is one of the club house problems.

    Looking better each day that you should have kept Vmart and let Papi walk last year. In addition to being the DH, Vmart could have filled in at first and behind the plate when needed. Plus he seemed to be a leader on the team with a great work ethic. Papi is and has been, me, me, me.

  • really_33

    Where are the players? No comments? gutless

  • http://SaveRuralAmerica.org Barry

    The issue with the Red Sox is that they have not developed the minor league pitching needed to stabilize its front 5. Kyle Weiland is not an answer. Drake Britton took a step back as a potential starter. Anthony Ranaudo needs to continue his development and start to show his continued promise because he WILL need to be a part of this rotation in 2012.

    Felix Doubront could be a huge key for the Red Sox rotation next year as well as he is the closest prospect to the majors and sticking. Same goes for Alex Wilson, who was the Red Sox Minor League Pitcher of the Year for 2011. He had a solid season by going 10-4 between Portland and Pawtucket and will be entering his age 25 season.

    The Sox are saving a bunch of money not including Papi and Papelbon. Drew ($14.5 million), Cameron’s salary obligation is off of the books ($7.5 million), Conor Jackson ($3.2 million), Trever Miller, Varitek and Wakefield – account for another $6 million off of the books;

    And this is not including anything that the Sox can do to rid themselves of Dice-K and/or Lackey. If Papi is indeed gone (I think that Paps has to be back next year), the Sox have $44 million coming off of the books and that does not include Scutaro (club option).

    I think that Middlebrooks will be coming out as the Red Sox starting 3B (ala Evan Longoria’s first season was a full season) which moves Youkilis to DH.

    We have to keep Youkilis healthy and in the clubhouse. He and Pedroia are the club house leaders and when either of them go down, this team suffers to no end because they are the true grinders.

    C – Salty, 1B – AGon, 2B – Pedroia, SS – Iglesias/Scutaro, 3B – Middlebrooks/Scutaro, LF/CF/RF – Crawford, Ellsbury, Reddick/Kalish (I still have faith in you Ryan), DH – Youkilis.

    SP – Beckett, Lester, Buchholz, (TBD), (TBD – possibly Aceves)
    RP – Paps, Bard, Franklin Morales (that was a good signing), Aceves (if he is not in the rotation as the #5), Albers (needs to be able to be solid for the entire season), Jenks (another bad contract).

    Obviously, Buchholz needs to be healthy and be this teams’ #3. It was really unfortunate that he was not healthy because had he been healthy, then the Sox probably make the playoffs.I would like to see Aceves stay in the ‘pen and hopefully Doubront, Wilson or Ranaudo step up and grab one of our rotation slots.

    Middlebrooks is a right-handed bat and is the #1 prospect in the Sox organization. It is time for more of the kids to help in Boston and that can start with a re-make of that side of the infield while moving Youkilis to DH.

    Now – I am now 4 years removed from living in Boston so I had no idea about the clubhouse issues but I am frankly shocked that something like going on. What I do want is someone experienced and someone who will bring in their own staff if conditioning was an issue. Whomever is working for the Red Sox and is not 110% devoted to their success should get the boot because Tito was easily the best manager this town has seen sit in a Fenway dugout.

  • allan from millis

    eat the Lackey contract and move on…. not getting Mark Teixeira was one thing. seeing Halliday and Lee pitching for the Phillies really pisses me off.

  • HoleinOne

    When you sign players who have had an injury history (Drew, Lackey, Beckett, Jenks, etc.) and bad attitudes (Lackey), you shouldn’t be surprised when they get hurt and underperform.

  • Robert

    Paps will not be back,leaving the closer role wide open. If Theo is around, the closer will be Jenks, if he can pitch. Theo must justify this terrible signing.

  • Robert

    This is for sleeping with the enemy. Did a little research and found out that the Yankees have let the following pitchers slip away.First, Aceves. A great move for the Sox. Dig a bit deeper and you find Tyler Clippard, the lefthander for the Nat’s,one of the best LH relievers in the game.Jon Axford, the guy that has emerged with the Brewers, comes from the Yankees. Ian Kennedy. Won 18 games for Arizona. Did i forget anyone? Ooops! Melky Cabrera and his 200 plus hits would look so nice in LF for the Yanks.Can you imagine him and Cano hitting back to back? If they had held on to those pitchers, the bullben would look like this.Axford, Clippard, Wade, Robertson and Rivera. With that bullpen,Aceves would be your 4th starter along with CC, Kennedy,and Nova. The 5th spot would go to Hughes, Burnett, or Joba Chamberlain, if he ever gets healthy. Something to chew on.

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    Shut up “Mike” and “paul” since you are the same idiot Yankees’ fan “The diddler”. Lol, at least you could wait a couple of minutes when you switch IDs. Please go to the New York site and quit saying the same crap.

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