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Wily is a decent Center fielder, he gets good jumps

Foulke has struggled this week

Clement looking decent tonight, always a good sign

Based on stats last year on may 14th, they would tell you that the Yankees were out of it and had no chance of winning

1 month doesnt make a season, you should know that look how the Yankees started last year, plus we are tied for first place, what were you 11-19?, talk to me in July when Coco has been back for a couple months

ok this is just stupid

He hasnt shown me much at all this season. face it he is 34 some ball players just fall off the map at that age. Dont get me wrong I would love to see him turn it around

Could Lorreta reboud, sure but what if he doesnt we will need another 2 hitter maybe Youk? but then that kills the bottom of the Order having a guy like Walker would be huge for this team if Lorreta doesnt come around. (Walker probally isnt avilable anyways)

No you dont, Aaron Small isnt going to pitch every night, plus who is the yankees 8th inning man?

2-0 Gay Devils!!!

EAsy inning, Beckett still isnt Striking out anybody though, I think I expected more punchouts and they will probally come when he figures out AL batters

The sox should reaquire, Todd Walker, the sox had their best Offensive season when he was in the lineup

This is shapping out to be a good ball game tonight, hopefully papi or Manny will pop one this inning

fairly easy inning for Beckett

score? Hey the thread name got changed, I kind of like Gay Devils:thumbdown

Mark Loretta has been a huge disapointment

No

wins 4 runs 37

Rivernator, I actually heard you were in Med school, I find it hard to believe personally

Beckett gets second chance at win No. 4 Toronto (13-12) at Boston (15-11), 7:05 p.m. ET By Mike Petraglia Coming off their first rainout of the season, the Red Sox will turn their sights to another American League East foe when they welcome the Blue Jays to town for a two-game series Wednesday night at Fenway. Not five weeks into the season, this will be the seventh meeting between the two clubs. The Blue Jays have had their way with Boston this year, taking four of the first six meetings, including the final two games of a three-game series, April 11-13, in Boston. "We've seen them a lot," Red Sox first baseman Kevin Youkilis said. "It would be good for us to come out here and take two games from the Blue Jays. It would be really big because of the way they've been playing us. They've been playing us real well and to take two games from them right now would be huge to get a little momentum on our side." Red Sox skipper Terry Francona has decided to skip lefty Lenny DiNardo in the rotation, pushing his next start back to Sunday while giving the ball to Josh Beckett, who was scheduled to pitch in Tuesday's finale against the Yankees. The Jays counter with ace Roy Halladay. Beckett never warmed up prior to Tuesday's rainout and is rested for Wednesday's contest. The Red Sox, behind Beckett, appeared on their way to victory April 21 at Rogers Centre, leading 6-3 in the eighth, when the Jays rallied for four run and escaped with a 7-6 win in 12 innings. "They've played us well and we have Josh throwing [Wednesday] and I know he wants to get some revenge because he had such a good outing for about seven innings his last time," Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell said. The Blue Jays have scored 31 runs in their four wins over the Sox this season. "They've hit, they've hit the ball real well and they've pitched real well against us," Youkilis added. "Their pitchers have held us down a lot and they've come out swinging. They have a really good ball team and they're definitely going to be in contention this year." Pitching matchup BOS: RHP Josh Beckett (3-1, 4.50 ERA) Beckett is coming off arguably the worst start of his career. In that loss at Cleveland, Beckett was belted for a career-high nine runs, eight of which were earned. In this one, he will have a chance for redemption against the Blue Jays after giving up three homers in a no-decision on April 21. TOR: RHP Roy Halladay (3-1, 2.84 ERA) A high pitch count forced Halladay out early for the second game in a row, but that didn't stop of from picking up his second straight win. The right-hander threw 99 pitches in 5 1/3 scoreless innings against the Yankees. He allowed seven hits, but he worked well out of jams -- forcing 10 groundouts versus just two fly outs. On April 22, Halladay picked up a win against Boston after allowing one run on six hits in five innings. Player to watch Jonathan Papelbon, selected Tuesday as the American League Rookie of the Month for April, leads the Majors with 10 saves in as many chances. On the Internet MLB.TV Gameday Audio • Gameday • Official game notes On television • NESN On radio • WEEI 850 AM, WROL 950 AM (Espa?ol) Up next • Thursday: Red Sox (RHP Matt Clement, 2-2, 6.14 ERA) vs. Blue Jays (RHP Josh Towers, 0-5, 10.45 ERA), 7:05 p.m. ET • Friday: Red Sox (RHP Curt Schilling, 4-1, 2.88 ERA) vs. Orioles (RHP Rodrigo Lopez, 1-3, 6.81 ERA), 7:05 p.m. ET • Saturday: Red Sox (RHP Tim Wakefield, 1-4, 3.89 ERA) vs. Orioles (LHP Erik Bedard, 4-1, 3.58 ERA), 7:05 p.m. ET

The difference, Damon played here for 4 years and was good, Clemens pitched here for 12 years and was great

Wow, 105 posts 30 minutes before first pitch

How do you know this, seriously have yo ever met him, are you close friends, coments like that are absured

Im yeah Beckets an ******* Because of Game 6 right. Yankees fans and their grudges

I dont think a player who plays once every five days can bring down a franchise. However I do think that the additions of all the superstars has made the Yankees club house an uncomfortable place.