Chaim Bloom is well aware that every decision he makes as Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer is going to be critiqued.That's especially true of decisions involving fan favorites.And even more so when apparent countermoves don't work out, like in the case of Nathan Eovaldi and Corey Kluber.Eovaldi, who spent parts of five seasons in Boston, signed a two-year, $34 million contract with the Texas Rangers in December.
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