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ill take the double 1-0 sox runners on 3rd and 2nd, big spot for Cora

ive been saying that for a while and still waiting for him to actually do it in a big spot in a game

alright get a lead early, dont let them stick around

except for unlike Riv, i dont just post the yankees score when they are winning

ya hes having a monstrous year for himself. Whats he have about 25 HR?

3-0 Phillies in the 1st inning on a 3-run homer by Ryan Howard off Mussina

Ya, if someone takes on his contract he could be a good guy to move. And I highly doubt Foulke is ever "healthy" again

how come Gonzo gets another day off? and by the way, after Guillen, that Nats lineup is awful

Howell's like a David Pauley type prospect Gathright is WAY overrated and most likely will never have a OBP above .340.

who is this J.P. Howell guy? I remember his name from him pitching last year for the royals, but havnt heard anything about him this year.

the thing that impresses me the most is his BB/K ratio. He hardly never strikes out and has great plate dicipline. Definetely a #2 hitter down the line

no doubt he'll be one of our starting middle infielders next year, as long as he doesnt get traded

AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STAR BALLOTING UPDATE June 20, 2006 First Base 1. David Ortiz, Red Sox 1,257,595 2. Jason Giambi, Yankees 796,146 3. Paul Konerko, White Sox 579,666 4. Travis Hafner, Guardians 520,853 5. Chris Shelton, Tigers 350,707 Second Base 1. Robinson Cano, Yankees 796,204 2. Mark Loretta, Red Sox 722,099 3. Tadahito Iguchi, White Sox 670,547 4. Jose Lopez, Mariners 384,890 5. Placido Polanco, Tigers 352,665 Third Base 1. Alex Rodriguez, Yankees 1,374,155 2. Mike Lowell, Red Sox 650,861 3. Troy Glaus, Blue Jays 474,506 4. Joe Crede, White Sox 459,189 5. Eric Chavez, Athletics 407,628 Shortstop 1. Derek Jeter, Yankees 1,457,637 2. Miguel Tejada, Orioles 1,073,827 3. Michael Young, Rangers 407,261 4. Alex Gonzalez, Red Sox 346,302 5. Juan Uribe, White Sox 311,030 Catcher 1. Jason Varitek, Red Sox 831,154 2. Ivan Rodriguez, Tigers 803,964 3. Jorge Posada, Yankees 608,670 4. A.J. Pierzynski, White Sox 493,385 5. Joe Mauer, Twins 464,161 Outfield 1. Vladimir Guerrero, Angels 1,518,276 2. Manny Ramirez, Red Sox 1,477,626 3. Ichiro Suzuki, Mariners 996,148 4. Johnny Damon, Yankees 956,595 5. Vernon Wells, Blue Jays 752,422 6. Jermaine Dye, White Sox 598,441 7. Gary Sheffield, Yankees 535,564 8. Torii Hunter, Twins 509,722 9. Scott Podsednik, White Sox 508,210 10. Coco Crisp, Red Sox 481,612 11. Trot Nixon, Red Sox 437,693 12. Magglio Ordonez, Tigers 427,319 13. Hideki Matsui, Yankees 425,894 14. Grady Sizemore, Guardians 392,102 15. Jonny Gomes, Devil Rays 272,381

from Boston.com hahaha, i love it they should be the ones being used more often

id be afraid to boo him, his an ultimate fighter. If he had Tavarez's temper, with his fighting skills, he would have killed someone by now.

he doesnt care if he gets booed

he doesnt care if he gets booed

hopefully Hansens here to stay

id give them Bucholz, Alvarez and Murphy for Smoltz and if needed throw in Pedroia instead of Bucholz/Murphy.

from Edes online chat today. i think hes right, that Wells has pitched his last game

Good couple of wins in a row now for the Sox after a tough series in Minny

Well since we lost Snow, maybe Choi gets called up??? :dunno: Id rather see Hansen

Sick play by Lowell he and Gonzo have to win gold gloves this year, unless they absolutely suck defensively the second half of the year

i have tickets to that game..... but i have my own f***in game that day, so i cant go.