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…
Category: Boston Red Sox
Those Whom Have Been Left Behind
Hall of Fame election time does strange things to a lot of baseball fans. Rather than focusing on the here…
Making Sense Of Ben Cherington’s Offseason
The date is September 27th. The Red Sox don’t know it, but in less than twenty-four hours they will lose…
Red Sox Sign Aaron Cook
According to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports, the Red Sox have signed former Colorado Rockies starting pitcher, Aaron Cook, to…
Rich Harden Could Be a Perfect Fit
Rich Harden — whom the Sox almost traded for at last season’s deadline — hasn’t thrown over 150 big league…
Anthony Ranaudo, Calculated Risks, and Large Market Teams In The Draft
Big market teams have obvious luxuries. They can sign A-level free agents like Carl Crawford and John Lackey (wait…). They…
True Grit
Most days, I really love to roll up my sleeves, do some research, and provide some deep, thoughtful analysis on the…
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…
2012 Fire Brand of the Year: Alfredo Aceves
The criteria for the Fire Brand of the American League Award is as follows: “The Fire Brand of the American…
The Varitek and Wakefield Conundrums
The fact that two of the most important players for the Boston Red Sox over the past fifteen years have…