CrespoBlows

That lineup does have some power, I won't nitpick it because it's a better chance that Soxfan says something intellegent, then those collection of nine players batting in the same lineup. Anyway, I'd say Sota, Marte, Moss, Shoppach, Murphy, Egan, and Lowrie could all hit 20 HR's or more.

He can be a pretty solid reliever at best, but he isn't anything domiant. He isn't worth a roster spot and should be sent back to Toronto for 25,000.

This thing won't see a courtroom, the company will settle with their reputation completely destroyed. The lawyers will walk away millions richer, and the poor convience store managers will barely see any money at all.

Actually they are, for now at least. Neither of them can be traded until the draft.

I guess you omitted the White Sox from that equation. I still would rank the White Sox as the best team in baseball because of that pitching staff.

Duncan- you may have a point there. Colter Bean- Bean will be 29 years old when the season begins, so please for the sake of all of us, just shut it about Bean. Cabrera- Getting desperate buddy Henn- No response needed.

How do you justify that? Alvarez is 22 years old and he's already pitching in Pawtucket. He's a good young lefthander, he'll be a solid addition to the bullpen in '07. Meredith has no trade value, but he's tough on righties and deserves to stay. Shoppach would be a good backup to Varitek, if we can get rid of Mirabelli. We'd probably get a used condom for Zink, so he's staying. Machado will be the utlity infielder next year, so he stays. Pauley had a pretty good year last year, his K/9 was 6, and his ERA was in the mid three's.

I put $25 on the Astros. They should win, but they won't because I bet on them.

You don't think Steinbrenner will give him three? I think that Damon probably signs a 4 year 48 million dollar deal with New York.

It's not perfect Paul Byrd to the Royals: 2 years 14 million? Wow, that's just as bad as my bet on the hemophilliac over Roy Jones Jr.

Damon is probably going, he was quoted after the Game 3 loss, that he wanted a 5 year deal, no way in hell is he getting that here. Ramirez could join him, I think the Mets like the taste of winning, and they might offer a good enough package for him. Our lineup could look like this. C: Vartiek 1B: Petagine/Konerko/Youkilis 2B: Pedoria/Cora/Graffinanio SS: Renteria 3B: Mueller/Youkillis LF: Ramriez/Giles CF: Giles/Damon/Baldelli? RF: Nixon DH: Ortiz Petagine probably could do a servicable job at first, for only 300 K. He'd probably hit about .275 with 20 HR's, and a nice OBP. That may not sound attractive, but hey it's better than Millar. Pedoria doesn't seem ready yet, but if he has a good spring training, he'll probably be penciled in at 2nd. If he doesn't, why not give the job to Cora, he's a superb defender, who hits about .250. He can hold down the postion for a few months until Pedoria is ready to step in at 2nd. Youkilis is long overdue for the 3rd base job. If Ramirez goes, than I guess we'd have enough money to sign Brian Giles to come in and play LF. He gets on base a ton, and has some pop in his bat. Remember his days in Pittsburgh? He had an OPS over 1.000 each year. Rocco Baldelli would be a great player to add. He might be worth a swap of Anibal Sanchez for the young CF. Pitching 1. Schilling 2. Wells? 3. Clement 4. Wakefield 5. Papelbon/Arroyo Bullpen CL: Foulke SU: Timlin MR: Arroyo MR: Hansen MR: Delcarmen LR: Dinardo LH: Myers Schilling should be back to form, maybe not completely, but a 3.50 ERA is something RSN could expect. Wells could retire, he probably won't, but he'll have close to similar year as he did in 2005. Papelbon will explode next year, he'll probably be the best pitcher on our staff. Arroyo needs to be traded, or sent to the bullpen as a ROOGY. Speaking of bullpens, ours could be pretty good next year. Foulke, if healthy, should get back to his dominant self. Timlin probably will have an ERA around 3.00. Hansen should be domiant, when he regains his slider. Delcarmen looked pretty good in his limited time up with the club. Dinardo earned a spot with his sub 2.00 ERA, and Arroyo held righties to a low average last year.

NO!!!!! That dumbass is a Jeff Weaver ready to happen.

Wait a minute, isn't a DH a position in the AL? It doesn't matter if he doesn't play the field or not, he plays in the AL, not NL.

Talk all you want about Wang, and how you want to suck his Wang. He's going to get whipped like a bondage slave.

Why not? He'll serve as the 2nd lefty in the pen.

Ask Joan of Arc how that works.

Anyone remember yankeesfan4eva132? That was me.

Really? Whose else could it possibly be?

Then what the f*** does this mean? Your homegrown talent (with the exception of Jeter and Cano) are in decline. While ours is approaching and getting better.

Personally, I think you're a moron. I love how you slander people on the internet, but you're absolved from that.

Don't worry about that. Anyone who calls you a racist on this site, is probably a moron anyway.

Wow. The Red Sox have more future in their minors. Correct. But doesn't that mean the Red Sox are going to have proven homegrown talent on their team for the years to come?

You know the terror level alert system? They should give you the gay level alert system. You've just been upgraded to Red.

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.

Bladergoen sucks, don't be that biased.