Craig Hansen

[Yankees13]

Uh, no. You are wrong. We won't ever have to worry about that though, because the Yanks will never know "homegrown" talent

 

Jus' playin with ya.

Yeah, I mean the Sox have Trot Nixon and uh, uh Papelbon and uh Youklis?

[26 to 6]

Yeah, I mean the Sox have Trot Nixon and uh, uh Papelbon and uh Youklis?

cant forget about DiNardo

[Yankees13]

cant forget about DiNardo

True, how could I forget a Red Sox great like that?

[HOFer51]

True, how could I forget a Red Sox great like that?

Dinardo for Cy Young.

[yankeessuck013]

look at that the last 6 posts are from yankee fans dissing a red sox player

[yankeessuck013]

Yeah, I mean the Sox have Trot Nixon and uh, uh Papelbon and uh Youklis?

 

and uh hansen and uh pedroia and uh hanley and uh delcarmen.....want more?

[ORS]

Dinardo for Cy Young.

Sean Henn says, "Hi".

[yankeessuck013]

Dinardo for Cy Young.

 

Matt Lawton for MVP

[riverside sluggers]

yeah ok real immature bashing red sox homegrown players. well i think melky cabrera is a worthy gold glove winner, and sean henn is "more" of a cy young candidate than dinardo is

 

Sean Henn in 3 games in 2005, 0-3 with a 11.12 ERA (16 ER in 11.1 innings)

 

Lenny Dinardo in 6 games in 2005, 0-1 with a 2.79 ERA (3 ER in 9.2 innings)

[riverside sluggers]

Yeah, I mean the Sox have Trot Nixon and uh, uh Papelbon and uh Youklis?

 

Manny Delcarmen, Dustin Pedroia, Hanley Ramirez, Jon Lester, Anibel Sanchez, Brandon Moss, Jacoby Ellisbury, Alejandro Machado, Zak Farkes, Clay Bucholz... just to name a few

[yankeessuck013]

yeah ok real immature bashing red sox homegrown players. well i think melky cabrera is a worthy gold glove winner, and sean henn is "more" of a cy young candidate than dinardo is

 

Sean Henn in 3 games in 2005, 0-3 with a 11.12 ERA (16 ER in 11.1 innings)

 

Lenny Dinardo in 6 games in 2005, 0-1 with a 2.79 ERA (3 ER in 9.2 innings)

 

Owned

[CrespoBlows]

Dumb question. I can't believe you guys even dignified this with a response.

 

A homegrown player is a player who is drafted, and groomed within the ranks of your minor league system. He also can't play for another club. Last time I checked Hansen met all these reqirements.

[CrespoBlows]

Manny Delcarmen, Dustin Pedroia, Hanley Ramirez, Jon Lester, Anibel Sanchez, Brandon Moss, Jacoby Ellisbury, Alejandro Machado, Zak Farkes, Clay Bucholz... just to name a few

 

Those are players in the minor leagues that haven't reached the big league club.

 

Homegrown talent right now:

 

H.Ramirez

C.Hansen

J.Papelbon

M.Delcarmen

K.Youkilis

T.Nixon

K.Shoppach

[yankeessuck013]

machado...

[CrespoBlows]

machado...

 

Machado isn't homegrown, he was drafted by the Nationals.

[26 to 6]

Manny Delcarmen, Dustin Pedroia, Hanley Ramirez, Jon Lester, Anibel Sanchez, Brandon Moss, Jacoby Ellisbury, Alejandro Machado, Zak Farkes, Clay Bucholz... just to name a few

not all those players are active right now, he was talking about players on the active roster.

 

Sean Henn says, "Hi".

so does Philip Hughes.

And Also Mo said to say hello as well.

[26 to 6]

Dumb question. I can't believe you guys even dignified this with a response.

 

A homegrown player is a player who is drafted, and groomed within the ranks of your minor league system. He also can't play for another club. Last time I checked Hansen met all these reqirements.

Dumb Question? Im sorry you feel that way, I was just curious as to what you guys thought about the matter.

 

And while I agree with your definition, I dont believe it is in the official Major League Baseball Dictionary, so people could perceive it different ways.

[26 to 6]

Owned

I think not, maybe just rented. Because starting and relieving are two completely different things, and last time I checked Henn has more innings because he started all of his games, DiNardo however did not. So I dont think its a fair comparrison of stats. Its like trying to compare Clemens' and Rivera's stats to determine who the best overall pitcher is.

[riverside sluggers]

sorry dude no cause in defending the tragedy that Sean Henn was

 

oh wow yea Dinardo has done 2 less innings than Henn did in his short stint (11 ER in 16 innings, that is considered s***** to say the least)

[yankeessuck013]

so does Philip Hughes.[/qUOTE]

 

I'll believe it when I see it

[ORS]

so does Philip Hughes.

And Also Mo said to say hello as well.

You are pathetic.

[26 to 6]

You are pathetic.

good reply

[26 to 6]

and I will believe the hype regarding all of your prospects when I see it. So far, havent seen much from most of them. (though Papelbon I think has been pretty good, but please, lets not talk about the Moss' and Pedroia's Lester's and Ellesbury's of the world)

[ORS]

good reply

Thanks, I thought so too. It was succinct, to the point, and correct.

[CrespoBlows]

and I will believe the hype regarding all of your prospects when I see it. So far, havent seen much from most of them. (though Papelbon I think has been pretty good, but please, lets not talk about the Moss' and Pedroia's Lester's and Ellesbury's of the world)

 

Papelbon > Wang

[ksushi]

Hansen, Papelbon, Ian Bladergroen. Sorry, had to name a few more.

[CrespoBlows]

Hansen, Papelbon, Ian Bladergroen. Sorry, had to name a few more.

 

Bladergoen sucks, don't be that biased.

[ClayBuchholzIsDaFuture]

Bladergoen sucks, don't be that biased.

 

Why does he suck?

[CrespoBlows]

Why does he suck?

 

He hit .240 as a 22 year old in Single A. With such a poor showing, he'll repeat the level. If he doesn't show any improvements from his wrist injury he'll never make it to Boston or even Pawtucket for that matter.

[Cityofchampions33]

We got more than enough homegrown coming who will contribute. Hanley at 2nd/cf/3rd, Pedroia somewhere, Lester, Papy, Delcarmen, Hansen, and Sanchez all going somehwere in our pitching staff. Then we got some hard throwing studs in Lowell.