This is the benefits of a front office that makes good business decisions. I am glad they are stacking up prospects and also giving one year contracts at a bargain to proven vets. It is a long season and pitchers can get injured at anytime. Bucholtz is learning it is business - he can cry in his wheaties all he wants - but he shat the bed last year...he needed more time. He was handed an opportunity that many others just do not get. I know the Sox tried to change his mechanics - is his current delivery more vulnerable to injury. I mean he is not exactly a big strapping thrower so I could see him breaking down if he is putting too much stress on his arm with his 'proven' mechanics.
