Easy Street.

I liked Jonathan Papelbon. He was an excellent pitcher for most of his time here and it's a shame that his last performance as a member of the Red Sox was such a dud. That said, it's no surprise that he's gone. He made it clear from the beginning that his number one goal in life was to grab as much money as he possibly could and there's no way any sane person would give any reliever fifty, possibly sixty, million dollars. Best of luck to him, though.