Yaz Sideburn
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i was talking about how the team misdiagnosed him and he went to his own doctor
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i kind of hope pettitte pitches game 2. he's been pretty bad since coming back from his injury
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i have to say, this is about as happy as i could be about a team that missed the playoffs. they really put in a good effort and this ending to the season feels a lot more fulfilling than last year
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It would be nice to see the Yankees get bounced in the first round for the 4th time in their last 5 playoff appearances.
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Good way to end the season. I'm really surprised that we only missed the playoffs by 6 games considering all our injuries. That bodes well for next year.
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beltran's case sounds a lot like ellsbury this year
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patterson! lol win tomorrow and i'll be happy
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when ted williams was placed on the dl with a decapitated head, i knew it was going to be a rough year
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sorry, english is my second language
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The "Unofficial Pre- Hot Stove (2010)" thread.
Yaz Sideburn replied to Spudboy's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
i didn't mean to nitpick. i think there's a significant difference between what a player makes "in arbitration" and what a player makes outside of the arbitration process i haven't tried especially hard, but i can't find much of a precedent for what ellsbury would make if he went to arbitration. it would make for a very interesting case if in fact he did go to arb -
i'm not sure what you mean about the posting fee. that was a one time, lump sum that doesn't factor into what he makes now
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The "Unofficial Pre- Hot Stove (2010)" thread.
Yaz Sideburn replied to Spudboy's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
boston globe -
for what it's worth
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The "Unofficial Pre- Hot Stove (2010)" thread.
Yaz Sideburn replied to Spudboy's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
a couple things of note. both gammons and epstein were on weei yesterday. epstein said he plans on rebuilding the entire bullpen this offseason and gammons said that if the red sox were to pursue an outfielder this offseaosn, they're more likely to go after crawford than werth -
go for it. i'd be willing to eat $14 million of the remaining $20.6 million on his contract
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it's not embarrassing until yamaico navarro gets a hit off you
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all hail felipe lopez!
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his babip would be something like .050 it's incredible that he gets lucky in bases loaded situations and he still sucks this much
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it kinda sucks that we have to watch daisuke pitch the last game of the year but i'd rather have these guys on the field than risk anyone else getting hurt this year in a meaningless game. time to just cut our losses and get healthy for next year
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62 pitches, 30 strikes, 6 outs recorded
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he was a 34 year old pitcher who's fastball velocity had dropped each of the previous two years. it should have been assumed that he'd likely see a drop in velocity. the actual drop in velocity that he saw was only 1 mph different from the drop in velocity that should have reasonably been predicted for him based on his age and the rate at which his velocity had dropped the previous years
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up until recently i had assumed that beckett just had a bad year due to injury and he would bounce back next year. afterall, he did have a lingering injury and his era, whip, hit rate and walk rate all appear to be major statistical outliers compared to the rest of his career. but i read something on rotoworld that made me think a little i looked up his average fastball velocities the last few years, and there is a downward trend, although it is rather minor 2007 - 94.4 mph 2008 - 94.0 mph 2009 - 93.9 mph 2010 - 93.7 mph so i'll ask you guys. do you expect beckett to have a bounc-eback season next year or do you expect him to continue to struggle?