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Tough loss last night but we can still take this series. We are giving Minnesota more than they can handle.

 

Go Sox!

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1. Mookie Betts ® DH

2. Andrew Benintendi (L) LF

3. J.D. Martinez ® RF

4. Rafael Devers (L) 3B

5. Xander Bogaerts ® SS

6. Brock Holt (L) 2B

7. Michael Chavis ® 1B

8. Jackie Bradley Jr. (L) CF

9. Sandy Leon (S) C

 

 

1. Max Kepler (L) RF

2. C.J. Cron ® 1B

3. Nelson Cruz ® DH

4. Eddie Rosario (L) LF

5. Miguel Sano ® 3B

6. Luis Arraez (L) SS

7. Jake Cave (L) CF

8. Willians Astudillo ® 2B

9. Jason Castro (L) C

Posted (edited)
Leon again? Alex, you should be calling the shots, not your pitchers!

 

Mal, Vazquez caught 15 innings last night. There is no way he's ready to go.

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We really need someone to bite the bullet and watch a Seagal movie. Just a minute or so might be enough...
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Leon again? Alex, you should be calling the shots, not your pitchers!

 

I just checked. The Sox are 13-2 in games this year in which Vazquez did not play.

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I just checked. The Sox are 13-2 in games this year in which Vazquez did not play.

 

ERod is one of the few Sox SP'ers who doesn't seem to mind who catches him (Porcello, too):

 

Career CERA

 

ERod with

3.78 Hannigan

4.09 Leon

4.24 Vaz

4.44 Swihart

 

Porcello with

4.06 Leon

4.17 Avila

4.25 Vaz

4.32 Laird

4.93 Swihart

5.38 Holaday

 

Price

2.85 JMolina

2.75 Leon

3.06 Jaso

3.61 Shoppach

4.20 Vaz

 

Sale

2.41 Leon

2.51 Pierzynski

2.98 Navarro

3.02 Flowers

3.53 Avila

4.37 Vaz

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This could be another interesting game. Gibson has the heaviest sinker I have seen since Derrick Lowe's. Its not quite as heavy as Lowes. My God in his prime did anyone have a heavier sinker than Lowe? I would not be surprised to see a lotta' weak ground balls from our hitters unless they jump on something other than that sinker.
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I have decided there are enough people questioning Alex Cora's managing and the Pen's effectiveness, so i will focus on the hitters.

 

First, don't tell me we average 5.40+- runs per game or are scoring close to 2018's pace. That stat is skewed by blowout scores and the W-L total isn't as deceptive.

 

Second, how often in this the 75th game of the year, have the trio of Betts/Beni/Martinez started a rally in the first inning, or even worried the oppo pitcher. Not often i suspect. They are weak out of the gate.

.263-.840; .268-.773; .291-.909

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You can't let a left handed batter get a hit with two outs after getting the guy at home. Horrible pitching.

 

ERod features 2 out lapses just as he features 2 strike lapses. Gotta' be something about the number 2.

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I have decided there are enough people questioning Alex Cora's managing and the Pen's effectiveness, so i will focus on the hitters.

 

First, don't tell me we average 5.40+- runs per game or are scoring close to 2018's pace. That stat is skewed by blowout scores and the W-L total isn't as deceptive.

 

Second, how often in this the 75th game of the year, have the trio of Betts/Beni/Martinez started a rally in the first inning, or even worried the oppo pitcher. Not often i suspect. They are weak out of the gate.

.263-.840; .268-.773; .291-.909

 

Not a Pythagorus fan?

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