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That's right! NAPOLI and NAVA ain't scared!!!!! Delayed response but.......

I like him but the word "bright" would never be used to describe him.

I do like how fast Buehrle works. Imagine if all pitchers worked like that!

I was wondering the same thing. What kinda shift would that have been???

Drew was due too! NICE

Did not know that. He'll get one soon. He is, after all, Dustin Pedroia.

Nice job Buehrle.

Yep. It's better than him grounding out to 1st. Come on Pedey. He is due btw.

:thumbsup: We need it as much as he does!

"Thank the Gods" (as they would say on Game of Thrones ) I have the game on NESN tonight AND in HD. Finally, the choice of Home or Away broadcast from Fios. THANK YOU! No fk'n Buck Martinez tonight....or Hawk Harrelson when we're in Chicago! YAY YAY YAY!!! Will still have to deal with the O's announcers every time we play the O's. It could be worse, right?

RED SOX (18-8) Ellsbury CF Gomes LF Pedroia 2B Ortiz DH Napoli 1B Nava RF Middlebrooks 3B Drew SS Ross C Pitching: RHP Clay Buchholz (5-0, 1.19). BLUE JAYS (10-17) Lawrie 3B Rasmus CF Bautista RF Encarnacion 1B Lind DH Cabrera LF Arencibia C Izturis 2B Kawasaki SS Pitching: LHP Mark Buehrle (1-1, 6.35).

Yeah, well I hate them both and what I say goes! But seriously.....:thumbdown

14-2 in the 8th

After 5, MFY up 4-0 over the Astblows.....

Guardians beating the Phillies 10-1 in the 5th.

I had issues last night where I couldn't log on. No issues tonight.

But I don't think they'll make him the closer....

More info: Red Sox to stick with Bailey as closer Posted by Robert Burgess April 30, 2013 04:11 PM The Red Sox will stick with Andrew Bailey as closer for now, despite the return of former closer Joel Hanrahan from the disabled list. According to Globe sports writer Pete Abraham, manager John Farrell spoke to both relief pitchers about the decision. "The one thing Joel is, he's honest with himself, and he understands what's going on here," Farrell told MLB Network Radio earlier today. "When he's healthy, he's going to make us a better team." Hanrahan struggled - going 0-1 with three saves and an 11.57 ERA - before a stint on the disabled list with a hamstring injury, while Bailey has thrived in the role earning five saves. Globe national baseball writer Nick Cafardo said via Twitter that the team wants to ease Hanrahan back without disrupting what seems to be working for the time being. But with Bailey's injury history (he appeared in just 19 games for the Red Sox in 2012), Hanrahan may have another chance to close games later this season. Hanrahan made rehab appearances for Pawtucket on April 26 and 28 and allowed two runs in his two innings of work. He is available to pitch tonight. The Red Sox optioned Daniel Bard to Portland to make roster space for Hanrahan.

You sexist pig!

Just heard on the radio that Youk is getting an epidural shot and may land on the DL. Big shocker there.......

Pitching matchups for the Blue Jays series Posted by Peter Abraham, Globe Staff April 30, 2013 09:15 AM Tuesday: LHP Jon Lester (4-0, 2.27) vs. RHP Brandon Morrow (0-2, 5.27), 7:07 p.m., NESN Wednesday: RHP Clay Buchholz (5-0, 1.19) vs.LHP Mark Buehrle (1-1, 6.35), 7:07 p.m., NESN Plus Thursday: RHP Ryan Dempster (1-2, 3.30) vs. RHP Josh Johnson (0-1, 6.86), 7:07 p.m., NESN

At least for tonight. Astros up 8-0 in the 5th. Rocked Andy. Nice. NYY will probably hit 9 HR and win. f*** them.

Had you heard they were divorcing? Kinda surprised me but then again it didn't.

Just read this tidbit in the Globe. I had no idea: David Ortiz, as an example, said Sunday that he is getting divorced and asked for privacy for his family. His personal business is just that -- his personal business -- and we should all respect that. The same is true for everybody, no matter what their personal business is.

Aren't you a Billy Joel fan?