Similar Posts
Miller Time
Andrew Miller makes the start for the Sox tonight. I am not expecting 8 innings and 10 K’s but any type of productivity out of this kid could be huge for the Sox. Injuries have hit of late all over the diamond and it is going to be players like Miller who will…
200 On Hold, Sox Other MVP Candidate Continues Path to Pay Day
Looks like Timmy boy will have to wait for his next start (Monday at Minnesota) to gather win number 200. The newly turned 45 year old yielded 3 runs on 5 hits while collecting a no decision in the Sox 4-3 walk off win last night at Fenway. Wake was the story early but Ellsbury…
Pedro Ciriaco: Running His Way to the Majors
If I were to tell you in January that there would be a player that would hit .415 during spring training, most fans would think I was talking about Adrian Gonzalez, maybe Dustin Pedroia or even Jacoby Ellsbury, however I don’t believe anyone would have thought that player was Pedro Ciriaco. Ciriaco has not only…
Buchholz Done, Lackey’s Chance To Stop Being An Idiot
Twitter has let me down of late (doesn’t help trying to break trades after a couple cocktails either), but word on that beast is that last year’s American League ERA leader, Clay Buchholz, has a stress fracture in his back and is likely to miss the remainder of the season. I do not believe this…
Sox, Cubs Show Off Throwbacks
BOSTON — The ceremonial pitches at Fenway Park on Saturday were thrown out by Dr. Louis Zamperini, a 1936 United States Olympian, and Julia Ruth Stevens, Babe Ruth’s daughter, in keeping with the nostalgic theme of the Boston Red Sox–Chicago Cubs weekend, with the teams meeting in Boston for the first time since the 1918…
