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  1. mvp 78
    Red Sox's Hanley Ramirez: Throws out to 100 feet by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire Ramirez should be ready to play the field by the time Boston plays in Detroit next Friday, Nick Cafardo of The Boston Globe reports. Ramirez, if healthy, is expected to play the field whenever the Red Sox are facing left-handers. The first southpaw they'll see is the Tigers' Matt Boyd, who is scheduled to pitch next Saturday, April 8.
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    http://www.masslive.com/redsox/index.ssf/2017/02/hanely_ramirez_injury_update_r.html Very first sentence: Hanley Ramirez hasn't played first base yet this spring, in part because he's dealing with shoulder soreness when throwing.
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    Different motions, I guess? The Red Sox have been stating that the injury is keeping him from playing 1b. I'm just following their lead.
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    JBJ should have double earned points for that CF catch.
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    http://www.csnne.com/boston-red-sox/john-farrell-says-boston-red-sox-left-hander-david-price-making-his-way-back-little-by-little Farrell seems to think that Pom will be ready for the start in Detroit.
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    Merloni kept harping on it afterwards during the radio broadcast.
  7. mvp 78
    If his shoulder is still not ready, why push it on the first day of the season?
  8. mvp 78
    Not to worry, Young will get PLENTY of at bats before then! See: Farrell managing in April 2016.
  9. mvp 78
    I wouldn't jerk Marco around like that.
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    I've already answered it. You go with Brock until he falls on his face. You bring up Marco only if Sandoval/Xander/Pedey have a season ending injury.
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    Cole just lost it after fielding the Leon bunt. It looked like he was upset with the bench for having the shift on or something. IDK. Sometimes you just need to rattle the pitcher a bit to get him off his game.
  12. mvp 78
    I love Scherzer, but I think Sale is the better fit for the Sox and probably the better pitcher. Scherzer is dominant in the NL, but Sale has the perfect make up for Boston. They still should have signed Scherzer in the offseason they let Lester go.
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    Per Sox Prospects: Field: Good actions at shortstop, though long term value at position is still to be determined. Moves well and has solid range. Hands are a little rough and footwork can get sloppy. Should be able to play shortstop in a backup role, but is not everyday quality defender. Defensive tools will play at second base. Marco is fine, but the team has bigger concerns than the 25th guy on the roster. Having Holt makes Farrell's job a lot easier.
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    Being placed on the DL is different than a supersub that takes over when I guy needs a blow every five days. I answered that in my very last post. You can call up Sam Travis long term, but you aren't going to park him on the bench if there isn't a consistent role for him. If a guy needs a rest or is DTD, Holt is the perfect fit. If a longer term option is needed, you get a guy from Pawtucket. Right now, Marco is a negative WAR player. He may be better in the future, but I believe you let the former All Star get the playing time before an unproven guy who only OPS'd 787 in AAA last year. Per the Tribune on Marco: If you could have a player who hit .294/.357/.373 and played acceptable middle-infield defense, you'd probably think of that as a player worthy of a spot on a major league roster. And in most cases, you'd be right. But the Red Sox are not currently most cases. They flaunt four-win (or better) players at both middle-infield spots, and third base is occupied by one high-salary player and one gritty, team-favorite utility player. The Sox love Holt.
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    You didn't like 2011's chances? 04 - 08 (excluding 05) were very optimistic for me.
  16. mvp 78
    False. I'm NOT human. I'm super human.
  17. mvp 78
    Nah, Sale was noted as the 2nd best pitcher. I was just stating that the 1st is a playoff choker. That's all.
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    http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/18992437/killer-b-better-boston-red-sox-outfield-jim-rice-fred-lynn-dwight-evans A fun read on 3 B's vs Lynn/Rice/Dewey
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    You can dismiss Holt's value all you want, but it's clear that this team loves Brock's versatility. He isn't going anywhere. Being a supersub isn't the same as being a long term replacement if a guy goes on the DL.
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    Kershaw is a playoff choker! http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/gl.fcgi?id=kershcl01&t=p&post=1
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    I think quick hooks early in the season are helpful to long term health of starters. Once it gets to be May, they should just let it rip.
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    It's much harder to see homegrown guys go (ala Lester).
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    Holt IS the first man in for 1b as shown over and over in ST this year. HanRam will be DH only going forward. Marco isn't on the roster. JF values Holt over Rutledge, we've seen that ever since Rutledge was brought here. Holt is 5th OF as I've stated previously.
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    And it's a prime time game. Should have more eyeballs for sure.
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    That poem is dumb. The rest of the staff was pretty good that year. http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BSN/1948.shtml While Spahn had a 3.3 WAR, Voiselle had a 3.1 WAR, Bickford had a 2.6 WAR.
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