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1,2,3 Nice!

Back to back SO, Lets go Dempster

@ office but got MLB.TV

Wtf Salty?

Guess no one, but I think he doesn't has the best attitude though.

Oks, time to make some runs. Lets go offense!

Is it just me or Aceves didn't like when Farrell said him that it was all.

f***

Agree, their offense is going to help a lot their SPs, nevertheless I think that their rotation is at least average or a bit above; enough for that Lup, we'll see though.

For those who still doubt about O's, this team is going to be a very tough team to beat.

Surely it is because the weather.

ACEves jajaja

Thanks. Actually I'm seeing lots of empty seats today.

C'mon man that was a f***ing strike

The broadcaster saying that the sold out finished yesterday, is it true?

Too much fear against Davis...

That would be great Ted. I'm all in!

Would be awsome Mike, I will let u know.

hahaha I remember some saying that! Yeah, this going to be the year I must go to fenway. July would be.

I still want to go to Boston and hang Hanrahan by the balls hahahaha

Me too. I do not know what happened with Aceves but guy seems out of floor. He wasn't like that.

We need depth, period. He is a perfect #5 - #6 fit. Aceves ain't going anywhere as SP.

Sit down Jones!

Red Sox, Twins, Astros All Interested In Harang By Charlie Wilmoth [April 7, 2013 at 9:37pm CST] The Red Sox, Twins and Astros are all interested in trading for Aaron Harang, FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports (on Twitter). The Rockies hold Harang's trade rights after recently acquiring him from the Dodgers for catcher Ramon Hernandez, although the Rockies designated Harang for assignment immediately after the deal. Harang pitched 179 2/3 innings for the Dodgers in 2012, posting a 3.61 ERA, 6.6 K/9 and 4.3 BB/9. The Dodgers had an abundance of starting pitching and didn't have much use for him in 2013, and given his age (34) and declining peripherals (not to mention the fact that the Rockies have already designated him for assignment), it's unlikely even a team in need of pitching would be willing to give up much for him. The fact that the Dodgers are paying $4.25MM of the $7MM he's owed in 2013 (he also has a $2MM buyout and a mutual option for 2014) should make him a somewhat more attractive trade target, however. The Red Sox could be looking for a replacement for John Lackey, who left his start Saturday with an injury. Alfredo Aceves currently appears likely to take Lackey's place. The Twins and Astros both have weak rotations and could use a veteran to eat innings, although Darren Wolfson of 1500 ESPN in Minneapolis wrote Saturday (on Twitter) that a Twins official said the team was not interested in Harang.

Just read that the Sox could push for Aron Harang.