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Big papi with his speci-al-ity -- the Walk off HR . That was a laser beam. The crackhead stupid manager walked a batter in front of him. What an idiot!!!

Napoli hit a grounder to first. First baseman threw to second to start DP. The throw was in the dirt. SS scooped the throw and almost got the DP at 1B.

Near disaster for the rangers almost turned into disaster for the Sox.

Oh no Pedey!!! We would have taken the DP there to get the run in.

Gomes finally hitting a groove.. hopefully.

Do you think Iggy could hit his way to win the 3B job from Middlebrooks?

And he made it look so easy.

Maybe so, but I don't think he has hurt us at all. He has handle RF much better than I had expected.

Eck needs to shut up once in a while. I miss Remy-- the best color guy in the business. He doesn't over-analyze or comment on everything.

Terrible AB by Ciriaco.

Fred, Ells's strained vajayjay is no laughing matter. It was very serious. He had to keep his feet elevated for several days.

Due date at Fenway in the Sox rotation-- 2017.

Lots of hard contact against Lester.

Napoli was not running hard as he approached 1st base or when he made the turn. When he dcided to kick it into gear, it was too late.

Ellsbury is back in the lineup!! I guess his vajayjay is all better.

Bosch asked ARod for money and ARod turned him away and then Bosch agreed to cooperate with MLB. This seriously undercuts his credibility. Aligning themselves with a slime ball like Bosch will not help MLBs image. http://m.espn.go.com/mlb/story?storyId=9347278&top&wjb=&y=1cyi2

Manny Jr being Manny Jr?

I have not been studying this like you, but if Frazier is the best player in the draft, what makes you think he will be available to us at #7?

Agreed. At most Theo gets is a second tier prospect and a guy from the instructional league. Theo missed the boat on Garza. When he took over the team, he could have gotten a nice haul of prospects. Garza has done nothing except diminish in value since then.

1967.

It will be interesting to see if Puig can set the baseball world on fire in LA like Fernando Valenzuela did in the 1980's when he was a rookie.

If MLB imposes 50 or 100 game suspensions for 20 or so players during the season, I'd have to question the wisdom of such a move. I don't think it would signal anything to the fans. Those of us who have been paying attention realize that the baseball establishment willingly let PEDs infect the game when it was good business to have HR records set and shattered. Now, they are trying to prove a point 20 years after PEDs started to ruin the integrity of the games records. IMO, this is too little too late. This move could turn pennant races and playoff hopes upside down which could be very disheartening to the fans. Sure we will be happy if 3 or 4 Yankee stars get taken out, but we will not be so happy if they only get ARod from the Yanks and Ortiz is also on the list. That would completely stink. Penalties like this should be imposed after the season ends. The fans of teams affected would have the opportunity to pass on buying tickets if their team is adversely affected. Right now, many millions of tickets have been purchased across baseball. Mid season suspensions would punish the fans in addition to the guilty players. MLB botched the PED issue from the beginning and like whores they used the dirty players to make big profits and rejuvenate the game after the '94 strike. They should fine and suspend themselves as aiders and abettors. Instead, they are making a major push to induct into the Hall of Fame the head whore, Bud Selig.

Puig has been lighting it up for the Dodgers in his first 2 games since getting called up.

Yes, especially against these guys who are a top tier team.