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    Fantastic decision by Pedroia.
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    Someone mentioned that Ortiz has a great deal of pride, and because of that, he might accept a minor league assignment in order to possibly regain a semblance of his old form. I agree that he probably has a lot of pride, but I actually think all that pride would prevent him from accepting a minor league assignment. Those feelings can work both ways. For example, at the beginning of 2005 Jason Giambi refused to accept a minor league assignment, probably because he felt it was beneath him. I think there is a good chance Ortiz feels the same way. Obviously this is nothing but speculation, as I don't know what his mindset is. With that being said, I think the above is plausible, and probably likely.
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    Going back to last night, I was definitely encouraged by Joba's performance. The velocity was up (95-96), and the slider was decent. Once again, hopefully as Joba re-acclimates to the relief role, he finds that elusive consistency.
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    Threads on this forum go off topic all the time, especially ones as insignificant as this one.
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    Why is there currently so little integrity left in the game?
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    Haha, I still support Javy, but it's hard to leave him up there when he truly represents the weakest spot on the 25 man roster.
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    What was it you said about small sample sizes and fools?
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    Even if he doesn't start the game, somehow, someway, Cervelli always ends up catching CC. EDIT: One would expect a bit more offense, but CC should be able to make this hold up.
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    The look on the faces of the players on the bench was priceless when Winn hit that home run. Absolute shock.
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    I'd love to know why Swisher was playing so deep, and why he slid for that ball.
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    Tejada hit it on the nose, but CC is through one unscathed.
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    Alright, CC vs. Guthrie...
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    Vazquez has been pushed back, and will start next Monday.
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    From Cots... 1 year/$10M (2010) -signed by Boston as a free agent 1/5/10 -10:$9M, 11:$5M player option -$1M buyout for 2011 option if Beltre has 575 PAs in 2010 -2011 option increases to $10M with 640 PAs in 2010
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    One quick point. They finished third in 1996. In 1995 they won the division with 86 wins, but it was in a shortened season.
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    Germans? Forget it, he's rolling.
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    Montero is off to a very slow start. .228/.299/.354
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    Haha can't say I didn't see this coming. Now this one hurts, and I still remember posting a 'congratulations' thread here.
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    Haha, well, the World Series doesn't bother me. Only the ALCS.
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    Eh, what the hell, I'll contribution. Not about this year, but... http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/SLN/SLN200410270.shtml
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    I'm not saying I'm sold on Mitre either, but if Vazquez puts together a couple more poor starts in a row, Mitre could do no worse. Either way, I think they have to skip him the next turn through the rotation. That way he'll miss Boston, and the extra rest could only help.
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