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Scherzer is friggen dirty. I like the Sox picks to

Pena's out atleast 4-6 weeks. Wilson wouldnt be a bad idea, bit he might be to expensive for a rental. Mohr hits lefties good enough to fill in a month or 2. Maybe Reggie Sanders???

http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/press_releases/press_release.jsp?ymd=20060531&content_id=1481049&vkey=pr_mlb&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb this shows how much of a joke voting for the all-stars is. Every redsox starter is in the top 5 for their position, with manny, coco and trot being in the top 15 for the OF.

Is Pauley the solution to our rotation problems?? We might find out tonight, but my guess is no, he isnt.

Livan Hernandez would get OWNED in the AL East pitching at fenway. Hes strictly a fly ball pitcher, whos been pitching like s*** this year.

i was actually in the middle of making one, untill this one was made

http://www.soxprospects.com/players/images/pauley.david.jpg VS. http://i.a.cnn.net/si/images/baseball/mlb/players/6223.jpg PITCHING MATCHUP: BOS: RHP David Pauley (Major League debut) Pauley's 156 innings in 2005 represented the second-highest total in Boston's Minor League system. TOR: LHP Ted Lilly (5-4, 4.00 ERA) In 17 career appearances against the Red Sox, Lilly is 5-3, with a 3.57 ERA. PREVIEW:With David Wells on the disabled list because of his sore right knee, the Red Sox will turn to a 22-year-old rookie to fill the veteran's place in the rotation. Right-hander David Pauley makes his Major League debut against the Blue Jays on Wednesday. Pauley, who was drafted by San Diego in the eighth round of the 2001 First-Year Player Draft, landed with the Red Sox as part of the package that sent outfielder Dave Roberts to the Padres on Dec. 20, 2004. In six Minor League seasons, Pauley is 35-39 with a 3.78 ERA and 511 strikeouts. It is too early to tell if this start is just a cup of coffee or the beginning of a longer stint. Wells, who was injured on May 26, when he took a Travis Lee line drive to his surgically repaired knee, will be eligible to come off the disabled list on June 11. The Red Sox will face left-hander Ted Lilly, whose last start against Boston, on April 13, was arguably his best of the season. On that day, Lilly allowed one run and fanned 10 in seven innings, leading Toronto to an 8-6 victory and picking up the first of his four wins. Boston heads into the finale of this three-game set looking to avoid a sweep. The series bears a resemblance to the last time the Red Sox suffered a regular-season sweep. That also occurred at the hands of the Blue Jays, on May 24-26, 2005, at the Rogers Centre. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I think id rather see Varitek catch the young kid, but maybe mirabelli has a better history with him.

he will be. Theres no other option but Villone

how old is Todd Jones?? he freaking sucks, letting up a hit to Kelly Stinnett?

Game over pretty much, just need Mo to wrap it up in the bottom half.

HGH just homered

yankees may need a lot of innings from Villone tonight

The Jays wont sweep we have a proven winner pitching tommorow against a guy who doesnt have any success against the sox.

id seriously rather watch beckett hit than Gonzo

Ryan owns people

GONZO AND CORA BACK TO BACK HR!!!????!???!??! it could happen

i like the Rudy Seanez UFC thing better. Rudy's a trained fighter, Tavarez throws little girly punches

unfortunately, the sox bullpen (not papelbon) are all a bunch of pussies. Becket should have the second time Wells got up.

We should acquire Wells solely for games like this

f*** YOU VERNON WELLS Rudy Seanez, make yourself useful and go pull some Ultimate Fighting s*** on Wells.

what happened? im just following on gamecast and it says Long's still up

well atleast its tied up in DET

David Risqué, hopefully he can bounce back

we actually need Dustan Mohr right now to pinch hit next inning for Trot

nice AB captain