Spudboy

Expo time.

Lester with the warning track power!

Hullet is having a disastrous year in Pawtucket. I believe he's hitting well under .200.

No rational person would.

Seconded.

Soccer (Futball) is only as popular as it in America because of tittle 9 and our liberal immigration laws. It's a great sport for most of the world ( because it's cheap) but it has a tough road to how here.

Somewhere between 1st and 2nd he pulled up hurt. I hope it's just a sprain. That would be bad enough. Anything more than that and you can kiss this season good bye.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!

BTW, I've been watching/Listening to Dick Stockton since (about) 1970. I can't believe he's still at it. He was mostly laughable on the old channel 4 . Now he's not so bad.

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee dawgies!

The Sox need to make a move. They must try to find a player that can replace at least a chunk of Peroia's offense and be able to play decent defense. I think Wiggington can do that. Plus he plays short when Scutaro's neck blows-up

Ty Wiggington can be had. For a price.

Pedroia on DL with fractured left foot E-mail|Link|Comments (10) Posted by Peter Abraham, Globe Staff June 26, 2010 04:13 PM Dustin Pedroia had a CT scan and MRI this morning and doctors discovered a non-displaced fracture of the navicular mid-foot bone in his left foot. He was placed on the disabled list. Infielder Angel Sanchez is here and has been activated. Doctors are reviewing the tests. Pedroia will be examined in Boston on Monday. According to Terry Francona, the medical people do not yet know the extent of the fracture or how long Pedroia will be out. Francona said it was too early to speculate on how long Pedroia would be out. "I don't know that we have a parameter yet," Francona said. "When we know the severity of it, then we'll have some parameters. I think anybody that's been around Dustin would bet on him being quicker than anybody humanly possible healing. But they don't know the extent of it yet." Francona could not rule out the possibility of surgery. Francona said Hall would play second base for now, although that is subject to change. Dr. George Theodore, an orthopaedic surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital, will examine Pedroia on Monday. Pedroia, who is on crutches with his foot wrapped, told reporters that he was disappointed but would do all he could to get back as quickly as possible.

Is anyone going to start a GT today? Drew is not starting today. Shocking.

Losing Pedroia last night is devastating. He'll have an MRI today to further diagnose the extent of the injury. But things don't look good. My guess is that if the foot is not broken, he'll be out for at least two weeks. If it's broken, he's gone until September. Hall is a cluster f*** in the infield. The Sox will call-up a glovey mid infielder to fill in near term. But what about the rest of the season if Pedroia is out for two months? In any case, replacing his offense is next to impossible.

Pedroia is out. Hall moves to second and Cameron is in. Sox are really depleted.

He actually looks tall in that picture.

Aloha.

Joe Klein comes to mind.

Let's hope not. As I type, strike em out throw em out. :lol:

You are a wise man!

And Reddick is gone. Let's go Lin!