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  1. At this point Workman should stay in and take it. Of all the pitchers in the BP, he has shown nothing in the postseason. The others have at least had some good innings. Workman has been hammered all 3 times he’s appeared.
  2. They really are. Remember they won 103 games missing Correa and Altuve for significant time.
  3. That I agree with. There’s no save to be had in this one. Got to keep it at 1 run.
  4. Workman can stay out there now. Sit Hembree down and save him for tomorrow.
  5. Maybe they should try hitting it somewhere besides 3B
  6. Sure you would, then you can whine about both the hitting and the pitching.
  7. Wonder what the record is for fewest hits in a postseason game? 4 total between the 2 teams tonight.
  8. Right now I’d settle for the blast
  9. Brasier looks like he did in game 1 vs. NY Edit - hit send as he throws the DP ball
  10. Michigan sucks. It is a fundamental truth of the universe.
  11. Get Kelly up now. Sale has absolutely nothing.
  12. You could not have grown up with 2-2-1-1-1 in baseball. With the exception of one year, baseball has used the 2-3-2 format since the early 20’s. They even used it during all the Subway Series in NY and when the Browns and Cardinals met one time. The one year they didn’t it was 3-4 due to travel restrictions during WWII. I know basketball and hockey have used the 2-2-1-1-1 format but those sports almost never play back to back days in the postseason.
  13. Buckner was a goat for the 1986 series but not just because of that play. The boot overshadowed an eminently forgettable series by Buckner, one where he slashed .188/.212/.188/.400 with 1 RBI; he ended 15 innings in 33 PAs. Much was made of Jim Rice failing to drive in a single run, but Rice batted behind Buckner and led off 14 innings; Rice had a good series, slashing .333/.455/.444/.899 and scored 6 runs. He seldom came up with men on base and was pitched around when he did. McNamara not only blew it by leaving Buckner out there in Game 6, bur also by not changing up the batting order once it was obvious Buckner was struggling at the plate.
  14. That's the fan speaking. The player has $31M per for 3 more years; he's going nowhere.
  15. You need 4 starters for 7 games, so it's him or ERod, who hasn't exactly been lights out since he came back and has been groomed for pen duty for the past month. Yes he gets a start, probably 2. As Bellhorn said, short leash.
  16. 1) He's a 10-5 guy, so he goes no where without his consent. That will mean ponying up more $ to buy said consent. 2) He's been hurt for 1 1/2 years. Who is going to chance that, even at a below market contract? Any trade would involve the Sox paying a lot of his contract, which sort of defeats the purpose of the trade. Bottom line, trading him probably costs MORE than his current contract.
  17. Kimbrel is going to blow this
  18. He also has 3 hits in these 2 games, including the homer tonight. Plus I’m guessing Holt goes in for Pearce for D right now.
  19. I give Porcello 1 more.
  20. He’s a dangerous hitter; 27 homers shows that.
  21. Yeah but you have to hit it right down the line. The fence at Fenway where that one went out is around 375.
  22. That’s the way you have to pitch the Yankees in the launch angle era, up at the top.
  23. Disagree; if he doesn’t get it it’s a triple. Not worth it in a scoreless game.
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