The Post Where We Get Optimistic on Daniel Bard
I know we have spoken about Daniel Bard a few times this offseason, but while reviewing projections I found one…
Author: Troy Patterson
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the 2012 Red Sox
This offseason has seen the insults, comments, questions and general malaise come from all angles. The team hasn’t had much to…
Jarrod Saltalmacchia signs one year deal
In a somewhat odd deal, the Red Sox have avoided arbitration with Jarrod Saltalamacchia by agreeing to a one year…
The value of a healthy Aaron Cook
The signing of Aaron Cook was largely seen as a move that would not effect the major league roster, but…
The Front of the Rotation
So much of the offseason has been spent awaiting the Red Sox moves to sure up the back of the…
Prospect Discrepancies for 2012
This years rankings for the Red Sox 2012 top prospects are rolling in. There has been some discrepancies among the top…
Nick Punto’s Value in Utility Role
Immediate reaction to the Nick Punto signing was mixed and there was plenty of comments on his perception as “gritty”,…
Stretching Out Daniel Bard
This weekend Bobby Valentine spoke clearly about Daniel Bard entering 2012 spring training looking to be stretched out as a…
Measuring the Best Option
The offseason is still young, but there have already been changes to the market. Early on I thought Mark Buehrle…
More Concerns from the Front Office
I’m not one to go the route of Dan Shaughnessy and label the Front Office in chaos, but one has…