Sammy

It's not a great fit.

I don't think it's a fantastic fit at all, but it's good enough at this point in the offseason for a guy like Pham in the twilight of his career.

I think a situation like that is probably the best he's going to get.

I like that.

Twins were definitely in the mix for me.

But I went with the Angels.

And this is simply because, kind of similar to the Tommy Pham fit, I think that Littell would get a spot in the rotation for the Angels.

And by the grace of God, if they contend, fantastic.

Keep them.

They probably won't contend, though, so that's a great piece to move at the deadline.

Kind of similar to your Twins idea, so self-explanatory.

Zach Littell, Angels, I think it's a solid fit.

Also, they can't develop pitching to save their lives, so why not just sign one?

I'm going to go Red Sox.

I think this is pretty straightforward.

Red Sox have a need for a left-handed reliever.

Right now, the only lefty they have in the pen is Giovanni Moran, other than Chapman, who's going to be handling the ninth inning.

Other than Moran in the system, it's Tyler Samaniego.

You could maybe move Patrick Sandoval to the pen if he's healthy, but the point is these aren't great options.

Coulomb, velocity aside, steady, consistent veteran.