VA Sox Fan

Agree! Won't miss seeing him in in the 9th. My favorite class moment from Mo was tipping his hat and smiling at the ovation he got at Fenway in April 2005 at the ring ceremony!

More good news: Sox have 10 hits, the Twins 2. Hanrahan in for Buchholz, who was sharp. 3 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 4 K, 38 pitches, 31 strikes. But then Hanrahan struggled again: Top of the 5th: Red Sox 8, Twins 4: Rough inning for Joel Hanrahan, who put five straight batters on base (a walk and four singles) before getting a strikeout. He was relieved by Chris Carpenter, who allowed a two-run single by Ray Olmedo.

Glad Jacoby is feeling better. Good start for Buch... Top of the 2nd: Red Sox 1, Twins 0: Ellsbury (who missed a few days with the flu) singled and went to second on a botched pickoff. Pedroia grounded to short to move him over then Drew singled in the run. Buchholz had an impressive inning: 8 pitches, 7 strikes. He recorded three quick outs.

You control your emotions and name-calling about as well as a bratty 12 year old girl. STFU.

Unbelievable, well, not really I guess. The lack of reading comprehension around here gets so frustrating. :dunno::thumbdown

Please see the "History Buff" thread that Pal started.

All the games are on MLB Network. It's too bad you don't have it. I thought it was as common as ESPN to be part of a cable or dish package.

Just heard that Yaz arrived to camp today. Please tell him I said "hi"! :thumbsup:

Texiera is out with a forearm injury he got while taking batting practice.

Hush up with your E.D. issues!

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: ....meanwhile, it's snowing like crazy here today! :thumbdown

I tend to attack posts, not the poster. Unless it's you, of course!

Typical.....:lol:

I just read about that in the Globe. Young and not smart. He was trying to elude the police as well. Nice.....

I agree.

I miss them too. Definitely expect them to return once the season starts.

Have a great trip! Good time to be heading South. Give us your daily scouting reports loaded with all of your "expertise"

He was referring to what sbf posted. It appears Dojji doesn't agree with your post defending sbf.

I haven't seen any of his interviews. Is he as bad as his brother?

YANKEES (2-7) Brett Gardner LF Eduardo Nunez SS Jayson Nix 2B Juan Rivera DH Dan Johnson 1B Melky Mesa CF Zolio Almonte RF Corban Joseph 3B Bobby Wilson C Pitching: RHP Adam Warren followed by RHP Jose Ramirez, RHP Chase Whitley, RHP Preston Claiborne, LHP Juan Cedeno, LHP Josh Spence, RHP Kelvin Perez. ----- RED SOX (5-4) Jacoby Ellsbury CF Dustin Pedroia 2B Stephen Drew SS Mike Napoli 1B Daniel Nava LF Will Middlebrooks 3B Jarrod Saltalamacchia DH David Ross C Jackie Bradley Jr. RF Pitching: RHP Ryan Dempster followed by LHP Drake Britton, RHP Junichi Tazawa, RHP Joel Hanrahan, LHP Andrew Miller, RHP Andrew Bailey, RHP Koji Uehara. Game time: 1:35 p.m. TV/Radio: NESN, YES / WEEI-FM, WCBS Notes: The teams also meet again in Tampa on March 20 then to open the season in the Bronx on April 1. ... The Yankees have a skeleton crew these days. Derek Jeter is still not ready to play. Curtis Granderson is out with a broken arm. A-Rod is out recovering from hip surgery and isn't even in Florida. Robinson Cano and Mark Teixeira are away for the WBC. ... Dempster is making his second start of the spring.

Hope that's all it is. It looked worse than that.

That was sweet.

Ok, they are saying Middlebrooks has a sore right wrist, the same wrist he injured last season. It looked more than sore to me from his reaction. Hope that's all it is.