July 4, 2009
SEA 7, BOS 6: Comeback falls short
George Kottaras hit a solo home run to right field but it wasn't enough as Boston's second comeback of the night fell just short in a 7-6 loss to Seattle. Read article11:38 PM
Dice K going down South to rehab.
July 3, 2009
7/3: Wake's All-Star Statement Game
Tim Wakefield has never been to an All-Game and this year may be his best and last chance. With a 10-3 record, the few blips that bounced his ERA above 4.00 can be ignored along the way, especially with a win in a head to head duel with 8-3 Felix Hernandez (2.54 ERA) tonight. Read article
July 3, 2009
Zach's 2009 AL All-Star Roster
12:10 PM
Poll: Hypothetically thinking ahead
- Jason Bay
- Josh Beckett
July 1, 2009
7/1: How to handle a loss like last night.
Think positive. For it is one loss, not ten. I always understand that things like this happen. I mean, if there wasn't a rain delay, the game probably would have ended in our favor anyway. And even with the delay, the best bullpen in baseball would normally have held onto a 4-1 lead. So a 10-1 lead was an eternity away for Orioles hitters.
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July 1, 2009
Another take on Lowell + options
July 1, 2009
BAL 11, BOS 10: Shocked
June 30, 2009
Fireside Chats #51: Where we try and find holes in this team and fail
MVN
You know things are going well when your starting third baseman hits the DL and you're really not all that worried about your team's future. We've almost come to expect another series win and another 2 out of 3 taken from the opponent. Paul and I do break down some of the options in front of the Red Sox as the trade deadline approaches and sing the praises of the starting rotation.
This weeks' "Tweet of the Week" from our Red Sox Twitter Tracker:
from @kentremendous
All that and more on Episode #51 of Fireside Chats on MVN!
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Twitter Alert: Lowell to the DL?
My article from this morning may have just taken on a little extra context as it appears Mike Lowell is headed to the DL after a setback with his right hip.
@amaliebenjamin with the scoop
Read articleJune 30, 2009
Keeping up with the corners
Much of the Red Sox trade innuendo to this point has surrounded the potential acquisition of a shortstop or catcher, positions without organizational depth or strength. But with Jason Varitek and George Kottaras holding down the fort behind the plate with acceptable production and Nick Green earning the job at short with Jed Lowrie waiting in the wings (and Julio Lugo being Julio Lugo), those positions may not be the most critical to address as July rolls in. Read article
June 29, 2009




















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