Sox will win between 85-90 games, but will not make the playoffs.
Lackey will pitch better than 2010, but only slightly.
Ellsbury will stay healthy, and be gone by the deadline, at which point Jackie Bradley will come up.
Lester's ERA will be around 3.50 - probably a bit higher.
Buchholz: see Lester.
Doubront will take a step forward and get his ERA on the right side of 4.50
Dempster's ERA will be around 4.15.
Pedroia will suffer a minor injury in May, play through it, play badly, aggravate it, and hit the DL in mid-late June.
At some point, the Sox and Rays will get into a brawl, and Joe Maddon will whine about it like the little bitch he is.
Saltalamacchia will lose his job around the All-Star break when his OBP is still under .300. Lavarnway, given a chance to start, will finally play like he's capable of.
Mike Napoli's hip will finish disintegrating (or whatever the hell it's doing), and 2012 International League MVP Mauro Gomez will be called upon to save the day.
Joel Hanrahan will lose the closer job to Andrew Bailey, who will pitch like he did with the A's.
Someone will hit Youkilis with a pitch (accidentally) on Opening Day; Youk will take exception; the media will have a field day.
