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  1. riverside sluggers
    He wouldnt settle for that. Ive heard Ken Rosenthal & Gordon Edes both say he's looking for 4 seasons/$40-45 million
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    Its going to be a bidding war and Ive heard that Scott Boras could be his agent... Could be another Sox/Yanks classic bidding war. Though his stamina is a question, a lot of innings have already been put on that young arm
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    Seanez's ERA is deceiving as he has been bad in the clutch. He has let 11 of 16 inherited runners to score. Also has a high % of allowing the first batter he faces to get on base. His salary is $2 million, Sox should just cut their losses now. There are better options in the minors than him
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    We cant yet fully gauge on that trade until Wily Mo is given a starting job with Boston. Him being a platoon partner and on the DL for 2 months is not enough to say that it was a bad trade
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    How Im feeling with Sox fans on here/radio/abroad clamoring for Theo to trade Dustin Pedroia for a pitcher who maybe will stay for a half season or so. Theo has learned his lesson with Freddy Sanchez, a move he hates himself for
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    :thumbsup: Well this is something that just about never happens, Gordon Edes in his weekly email bag had answered my question http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/extras/askedes/07_21_06/?page=5
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    He is an ESPN analyst that I actually enjoyed watching. And thats a rarity to find one there :stop:
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    Still going to be another competitive race through & through Yanks by early September will have Matsui & Sheff rejoining the lineup, making the lineup oh so stronger Sox by early September will have a "set" rotation of Schilling, Beckett, Lester, Wakefield, and Wells. On paper that looks a nice 1 - 5, but it is on paper Sox/Yanks, they cant seem to be apart :dunno:
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    I love seeing this competitive vibe Schilling & Beckett have going. There is a chance tomorrow (well rather later on today) we could have two 13-game winners in July.
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    Sox's last 5 starts facing left-handed starting pitcher they are 4-1 ------------------ Damn it, i was being very optimistic about Beckett's next start (Angels at Fenway). But he'll be opposed by the 7-0 phenom Jered Weaver. Onto that subject: Is this a great year for rookie starting pitchers or what? Weaver, Lester, Liriano
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    Beckett has become the leader in wins with 13. Last season he set a career high with 15. Twenty Wins not that far out of reach, Im expecting a good 2nd half out of him Sox become 3rd team in baseball with 60th win. Hold off Yanks at 2.5 game lead, Blue Jays loss gives them 5.5 lead back
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    Gonzo, Loretta, and Cora are holding down the fort rather solidly. Let the kid grow in Triple A for remainder of 2006, it cant hurt him any
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    yes he does get out of his own jams, sometimes, but that is a big reason why the Sox wont convert Paps back to being a starter this season. Plethora of baserunners recently EDIT
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    Wouldnt that go in our favor? He wasnt expected to be up here but called on the spot, he has delivered with some great results.
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    well i was hoping he could lower that 4.78 ERA of his, and he did... its now at 4.77
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    Every AB he has that cocky expression on his face, Id have to restrain myself if I was pitching to him
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    almost 7-0, but Loretta's sinking ball was caught by Bradley on a slide
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    http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_ylt=AmfRelhrhFurumgk85iYgvMRvLYF?slug=ap-brooksrobinson-a-rod&prov=ap&type=lgns The great Brooks Robinson comes to A-Rod's defense. He comments on how his flux of errors have come on a bad week, it happens to any good player (very true). Unknown to Brooks however, Arod has had 17 in his last 67 games
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    Quite the contrary, as Varitek since the Break has been hitting like a #5 hitter should
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    Eric Karros from ESPN, protecting A-Rod "The Yankee fans are booing him for 2 bad games" theres just been two??
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    I agree. Him in the AL would become the next Ted lilly, Scott Kazmir, Rodrigo Lopez for the Red Sox. This move is a win-now deal for the Chi Sox, it would be their loss in the end if they let go of him
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    Belli is really only here because of Wakefield. If Wakefield is moved into the bullpen next year, then yes Doug become expendable
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    Its not like Kapler has completely been tearing up. He is 0 for his last 12, and 2-16 since the Break. Hoping tonights lineup features Wily Mo. Who knows with Tito and how he can sometimes use that loyalty to past players card, albeit with Kapler being 7 for 25 against Zito. If Theo & the Sox believe Wily Mo is the next right fielder then give him the playing time he was promised
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    http://mlb4u.com/profile.php?id=887 Mark Loretta does not have an option. With San Diego he had a signed 2 season contract for the 04-05 seasons that included a 2006 option. He will officially be a free agent at the end of the season. The Sox got him to be a solid gap stop who came cheap to set up for Pedroia to take over in 2007.
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