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  1. It was a terrific slide which gave up almost no velocity plus he stuck his left hand out and touched the plate while going by.
  2. I'd put him in CF. In the last 12 games, including this one, Bradley is 6 for 44 with 1 rbi. Have you watched him at the plate tonight? Talk about a lost soul. It's like we're back in the earlier segments of last year and all of the year before.
  3. Without the errors the Sox would not be leading this game 4-3. Without Bogaerts totally horseshit GIDP in the 3d inning with the bases loaded the Sox would be leading by more than 4-3.
  4. I think I do get it. Did you not notice that Holt's egregious error (couldn't catch a perfect throw to 3B) gave the Dodgers an extra out in the 4th inning and that all three runs in the 5th were unearned?
  5. As promised, this is all Farrell's fault. No problems with the sieve defense or the absolutely abysmal hitting. Those don't count. What counts is the Sox are down 6-2, caused mostly by two huge errors by Holt and Bogaerts and leading to 3 unearned runs (it should have been 4 unearned runs), so it has to be Farrell's fault.
  6. Not quite. Right now it doesn't matter who LA sends to the mound--our guys are unable to hit the ball. McCarthy left because he had a gigantic control problem, a problem, I hasten to add, the Sox did a terrible job of exploiting. Price gave up 3 earned runs. The defense, which has been gawdawful, gave up 3 on their own.
  7. Absolutely true, and, frankly, I agree with that informal rule. I'm happy to defend specific managerial decisions but also think he should be held accountable for overall team performance.
  8. Actually, I think the calculus is based on several factors. It might look like the Sox are in this game down just 4-2, but the hitting is absolutely abysmal and the defense is pretty awful too. Plus now the umpire ain't giving him the corners.
  9. You might prefer Vazquez, but the entire management system of the Sox apparently does not. He can't hit. But I also think his defensive skills are overrated. I say this because to me the pitching didn't seem to improve one iota with Vazquez behind the plate. Don't take my word for it. If his catching were actually helping the pitching staff, they would have found a way to keep him in Boston.
  10. Bogaerts in there trying to take some of the heat off Bradley by looking absurd while striking out. The ace on the mound? Someone named Chavez with a 5.24 ERA. And don't forget. This is all Farrell's fault.
  11. Absolutely amazing. Two days in a row the Sox can't hit. We have two singles and the Dodgers, going against Price, have a homer and two doubles. Bradley is just clueless at the plate. An 0-2 count and he looks at a fast ball near the middle of the strike zone.
  12. Great double play by Price who fires home. Thank goodness nothing to Holt, who is worthless.
  13. We already know what the story will be at the end of the game. This was all Farrell's fault. Wrong lineup. Wrong guy at 3B. Should have taken Price out after the leadoff dinger in the 4th. See, it's never, ever the players fault.
  14. Maybe Price is giving up. No defensive support and no offensive support.
  15. I seem to remember a groundswell of opinion on talksox to the effect that Holt is a winner, a guy who makes things happens. What a joke. That was a huge error and completely inexcusable.
  16. What's the name of that Clint Eastwood movie, "Trouble with the Curve"? That defines this year's Red Sox. Except, apparently, for the rookie leftfielder who seems quite comfortable hitting a curve. Bogaerts looked awful in his at bat and had three straight fastballs, one of which he watched go over the middle of the plate, one of which he swung at and missed when it was way inside, and the third pitch was fat, right down the middle, which he fouled away. Finally, finally he got his pitch, a curve well below the zone he could tap into an easy GIDP. We're in the 4th inning and have two hits, both by the rookie Benintendi. If it weren't for those five walks, this would be a scoreless tie.
  17. 53 games remaining, but the schedules favor every team except the Sox, who have a tough time on the road and a tough time playing the AL East. If these guys make the playoffs, they will definitely earned it.
  18. To me it's amazing how long ERod lasts basically throwing fastballs. His slider is only "good" when it's outside the strike zone, but the hitters rarely swing at it there. He rarely relies on his changeup. And he doesn't throw a curve or or a cut fastball that I can tell. As for the hitting, I'm guessing it's bad because it's a day game after a night game which followed a flight from seattle. And didn't that last game in Seattle go into extra innings?
  19. If the Dodgers have any kind of bullpen, this game is over.
  20. That's two sliders absolutely hammered.
  21. He hit that slider really hard.
  22. Yeah. That's what I think too.
  23. Sox have 4 singles. Second time thru our lineup was easier than the first time. 3d time--first two guys out, just like that.
  24. ERod looks OK up there. Until the K on the big curve. But he got two fouls.
  25. All right! Fast ball on the inside corner, easy pop to short CF.
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