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people need to stop with this, renteria is not getting traded.....period!

i'd rather have tony. g play 2nd

I'm watchin the padres/cardinals game and the more I watch matt morris the more I want to see him in this starting rotation next year. he has a no hitter through 4 1/3.

lol

I don't see it happening. What would you all, as Red Sox fans, want in compensation for Manny Ramirez? Too strange of a trade, Mets don't have too many ML ready players to trade, so I don't see it happening. The best the sox could get out of a trade for manny is a 3-way with Florida for Delgado, which still isnt much.

its all part of the rivalry 26 to 6, but regarding your 2nd pic I could totally see millar saying that in the dug out. what a goof.

Grateful For The Ovation Graffanino Wants To Return BOSTON -- Red Sox second baseman Tony Graffanino sat in front of his locker with his head down. He didn't want to believe the season was over. Graffanino's error in Game 2 of the American League Division Series was a pivotal moment in the series, one he will likely replay in his mind over the winter. It appears Red Sox fans have already forgiven him. Graffanino received a loud ovation when he was introduced Friday at Fenway Park. "I was moved beyond belief," Graffanino said. "I was definitely touched. And if I allowed it to happen, I could have cried because I wasn't really sure what was going to happen. Those kind of things mean so much. I don't think people can really describe it. That was a huge moment for me. That's something I'll never forget." Graffanino, a free agent, wants to return for a second season with the Red Sox. "I'd love to," Graffanino said. "This is by far the most fun I've had in my baseball career. I think part of it is I'm playing in this environment with that kind of crowd. This is just a blast." Graffanino, 29, was acquired July 19 from Kansas City. He hit .319 in 51 games. There are seven other Red Sox players eligible for free agency this winter: Johnny Damon, Mike Timlin, Bill Mueller, Kevin Millar, Mike Myers, John Olerud and Matt Mantei. Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein is also in the last year of his contract. Papelbon Impressive Red Sox rookie Jonathan Papelbon pitched 22/3 scoreless innings in his first postseason. "For me it was a blessing," Papelbon said. "I gained a lot of experience that a lot of other guys might not have a chance to do. For me, I'm going to learn from it and feel how it is and all the things that come along with the dramatic postseason play." Papelbon, 24, is expected to be in the rotation next season. "He did a fantastic job," Epstein said. "We take him for granted. He's a young guy in a big spot. He performed really well." Wells Undecided David Wells said he hasn't decided if he will retire. It's unlikely because he has another year on his contract. "I got all off-season to figure it out and see what's going on," Wells said. "I'm not going to make any definite statement." ... Manny Ramirez hit his 19th and 20th career postseason homers to move past Reggie Jackson and Mickey Mantle into second place on the all-time list. Ramirez also became the 10th player in team history to hit two homers in a postseason game. ... David Ortiz and Ramirez became the first Red Sox players to hit back-to-back homers in the postseason since Dwight Evans and Rich Gedman did it in the 1986 World Series against Mets pitcher Ron Darling. ...

its called a typo....ass

http://redsox.bostonherald.com/redSox/view.bg?articleid=106103&format=text

http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/img/arod0406.jpg that looks like an error to me dont even ask if there is one of him facing forward, because you will not find one

heres some more http://www.cantstopthebleeding.com/img/arod0406.jpg http://www.larrythelizard.com/images/sox/ny_stooges.jpg http://www.larrythelizard.com/images/sox/arod_what.jpg

ive got some good ones best sign http://www.isfullofcrap.com/albums/FunnySigns/arod.gif its not an error but its a bush league play http://www.yanks-suck.com/images/arodbad.gif this has nothing to do with arod but I love it http://theoriginalsicks.tripod.com/9c0e8350.jpg

Ownership has yet to give him a formal endorsement, but back-to-back playoff appearances and a World Series title under his belt should earn him a raise from the Red Sox.

I went to a hockey game and watched the sabres beat the bruins, so it was a bad day of boston sports overall.

http://www.suntimes.com/output/sox/cst-spt-soxnt08.html

Curry passed his physical, so he's officially a Knick. Time will tell on this trade but the bulls should be happy about the cap space and draft picks they are getting. Sweetney doesnt look to shabby either

yeah what was AJ's era this year like 3.79 or something like that

I think we have a lot of exciting prospects. With a mix of young talent and expierence veterans we will and should be a contending championship team. We have a lot of young pitching talent that should help out the bullpen and starting rotation. Theo will bring in some top FA's who will further strenghen the team. Just a few more veteran pitchers and the Red Sox will be fine. I also think Edgar will be a lot better offensively and defensively.

Paps will be getting the nod next year because he's the future (along with Lester in 2007). Beyond that, I believe Burnett will be here; JH has probably already "reached out" to AJ's people to set the wheels in motion. I see this happening quickly. Wells I don't see back, probably due to retirement.

...and again, 'good pitching beats good hitting' - say it with me now Theo... Papelbon has to be a starter next year, has to. He is too great to keep in the pen. Although it is awesome to have someone like that in the pen I think he will help out the team more as a starter. I still hope they can get another starter and a couple more solid guys in the pen. I've had a problem with this pitching staff the entire year and so I'd be more than happy if they blew most of it up and started from scratch.

those are options....if I thought we would get all of them I'd be a yankee fan

The Red Sox had a good year. Without Foulke and Schilling for much for the year, they put 95 wins on the board. A little re-tooling, mainly involving another pitcher, and this time is ready to contend for the title next year.

He's worth no more than $7-8 mill/ year for 3 seasons. I wouldn't sign him for 4 or 5, NO WAY.

When they are healthy, Mantei and Foulke are two of the best relievers out there. I'm just hoping that they will be healthy, as doubtful as it may be.

Angels lead the Series 2-1, angels look to wrap it up tomorrow. aaron small lost his first decision as a yankee today.