Victor Martinez has been amazing since the Red Sox got him on August 1, 2009. When he first got the news that he was traded to Boston, he had mixed feelings because he was loyal to the Indians for seven straight years and he was planning to retire there. On the other hand, he was [...]
August 23, 2009
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I am disappointed that David Ortiz may have taken a performance-enhancing substance. According to the latest leak, Big Papi’s name is reportedly on the list of players who were tested (supposedly anonymously) in 2003 and whose results came back positive. Even if the leak can be trusted, there is much that we do not know, including [...]
August 5, 2009
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I am thrilled that the Red Sox got Victor Martinez, the switch-hitting catcher-first baseman from the Cleveland Indians, in exchange for Justin Masterson, the right-handed pitcher from the Boston Red Sox, and two other minor league prospects. In 2009, Victor has 15 long balls and 67 runs batted. Justin has a 4.50 ERA and [...]
July 31, 2009
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I think Albert Pujoles or Ryan Howard will win home run derby. Albert has 32 home runs so far this season and is on track for 64. Howard has 22 long balls and is on track for 44. The way this season is going, I think Pujoles will win the home run derby. Even though [...]
July 14, 2009
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It would be great if the Red Sox could get the All-Star pitcher Roy Halladay. This year roy has a 2.79 ERA and a record of 10-2. Over his lifetime, he’s pitched 43 complete major league games. The Toronto Blue Jays‘ GM said they’d listen to offers for Halladay. The Jays are in the same [...]
July 8, 2009
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Kevin Youkilis, and Mark Teixira are two very similar players. Youk is hitting .314, with 14 home runs and 47 RBI’s. Teixira is hitting .278, with 20 dingers and 60 RBI’s. In April, Kevin missed 13 games with an oblique injury. Even though Youk missed 13 games, I think that Mark deserves to play in [...]
July 3, 2009
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Almost everything Terry Francona does is right, like sticking with David Ortiz even when he had the worst batting average in the American League.”It’s been hard on him,” Boston manager Terry Francona said. “He’s handling it better. He knows we need him. We’ve gotten a lot of pats on the back the last six years [...]
June 27, 2009
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Red Sox fans are excited that Jed Lowrie is coming back, but maybe they are too excited. Nick Green has been great. In 2009 he has 25 RBI’s and 4 home runs already. One of those dingers happened yesterday, a big walk-off bomb against the Braves. Green is hitting .293. In 2008 Lowrie went yard [...]
June 22, 2009
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June 17, 2009
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Wakefield won tonight. He is now he is 9-3, making the case even stronger he should be an All Star player. Big Papi got his fourth home run, and is coming out of his big slump. Daniel Bard got the save. The final score was eight-two Red Sox. Very soon Jonathon Papelbon will pass Bob [...]
June 17, 2009
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