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Wednesday’s Links – Prospective Pitches
More young guys getting attention! Woo!
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John Lackey in 2013: Rebound or Bust?
A brieft history on post-2007 John Lackey and what Red Sox fans can expect from him in 2013.
Cafardo Mailbag: The Juan Carlos Linares Kool-Aid Edition
The Cafardo mail bag is back! This week we discuss cutting Bobby V some slack, Clay Buchholz to the minors, and the absurd JC Linares bandwagon.
News and Notes: Beckett’s Payback, Youk’s Future
Chip discusses Beckett’s level of motivation, Lester’s last start, and the Youk/Middlebrooks dilemma.
Who’s The Next V-Tek/Wake?
Inevitably, all baseball heroes ride off into the sunset. Jason Varitek and Tim Wakefield, both Boston legends, have found their sunsets. This is the first spring in 17 years that there is no number 49 or 33 on the field mentoring others wearing numbers like 71 and 98. Rarely do players end their career’s with [...]
Tim Wakefield to Retire
After 19 seasons in the major leagues, 17 with the Boston Red Sox, 45-year-old Knuckleballer Tim Wakefield is set to announce his retirement according to MLB Trade Rumors. Wakefield retires as one of the most beloved Red Sox players of his time and perhaps of all time. His career 4.41 ERA may not catch the [...]
Answering Nick’s Mail Bag Part 3
And we’re back! Nick Cafardo returns with his amazingly amusing mail bag! This week’s questions are just as eye-roll inducing as the ones we’ve seen over the last two weeks. Rather than keep you waiting, I’m going to jump right in to answer his mail. As always, I’ve omitted the names to protect the guilty. [...]
Filling Out the 2012 Rotation
Last week, I was channeling my inner Mark McGwire when I triumphantly declared that I was not going to talk about the past, but instead focus on the future. While I don’t plan on taking it quite to the extent Darryl alluded to on Sunday, I’m hoping to keep this going a little longer. Trying to counterbalance [...]
Loading ...Fire Brand of the Year
“The Fire Brand of the American League is a Red Sox player who exhibits character under pressure, an unassuming man who leaves the spotlight for other people but makes his indelible mark on the past season’s Boston Red Sox. A piece most people take for granted, but whom we would have missed dearly.”
2013 FIRE BRAND = SCOTT ATCHISON
