Re: Boston Red Sox

rene144 · Post by **rene144** » 31/03/2008, 5:20

Fede_ wrote: quanti HR hanno fatto nel LF ???

3, perchè anche se non si vede c'era uno "screen" trasparente alto circa 15 metri. Youkilis, Cash e DeWitt sono andati fuori ugualmente.

ponz · Post by **ponz** » 31/03/2008, 12:17

Assassino reale wrote: Decisamente troppo....

Curiosità.
I Dodgers hanno giocato senza left fielder, con Ethier al centro e Jones dietro alla seconda.

potere delle partite di esibizione !

Tasco · Post by **Tasco** » 31/03/2008, 21:27

chi è sto giapponese che abbiamo firmato? :gazza:

The Red Sox signed free agent Terumasa Matsuo, who was pitching in a Japanese independent league.

rene144 · Post by **rene144** » 31/03/2008, 22:26

Tasco wrote: chi è sto giapponese che abbiamo firmato? :gazza:

The Red Sox signed free agent Terumasa Matsuo, who was pitching in a Japanese independent league.

Boh! Manco professionista in Giappone... non ne ho la più pallida idea.

bambinazo · Post by **bambinazo** » 01/04/2008, 9:04

Kielty accetta la AAA

joesox · Post by **joesox** » 01/04/2008, 9:31

MATSUO - Former MVP of the Shikoku-Kyushu Island League, a Japanese independent league. Played for the same team as another Red Sox signee, Hayato Doue. Features a low-90s fastball.
In 2007 he went 15-3 with a 1.72 ERA

bambinazo · Post by **bambinazo** » 01/04/2008, 11:53

farà da caddy a Dice-K :lol2:

big papi · Post by **big papi** » 01/04/2008, 16:45

06:53 AM, Apr 1, 2008:

B D D E X C L U S I V E:

Roger Clemens Set to
Return to Red Sox

Rocket Will Pitch One Final Season in Boston, Then Retire*
Rusty Hardin to Replace Dr. Charles Steinberg as Maestro

Theo Epstein Stuns Baseball World By Working Behind Scenes
to Strike Secret $40 Million Deal with Roger

Boston Dirt Dogs has learned today that former Red Sox great Roger Clemens will return to Boston and pitch one final season in an attempt to rescue the beleaguered BoSox rotation. Theo Epstein reportedly was sold on signing Clemens after fully digesting the 18,000-word statistical report Hendricks Sports Management issued to rebut accusations that the pitcher's career rebounded about the time he was accused by that scoundrel Brian McNamee of using performance-enhancing drugs.

Epstein is expected to announce the $40 million deal, done completely behind the scenes, later this morning. Red Sox manager Terry Francona will name Clemens as the Red Sox fifth starter. Clemens is tentatively slated to join the team in mid-July after an extended spring training.

The Hendricks report compared Clemens' performance during the second half of his career to those of Nolan Ryan, Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson. Theo was sold. Epstein also referenced Clemens' testimony before Congress, where the Hall of Fame lock denied use of any performance-enhancing drugs. That clear and focused testimony convinced the nation, and Epstein, that the Rocket wasn't fueled by anything illegal during his time in Toronto and New York and that his legacy will remain in tact.

After Clemens speaks to the media at a press conference today, his longtime attorney Rusty Hardin will also be introduced as the man who will attempt to fill the deep void left when Dr. Charles Steinberg bolted for Los Angeles and scored a coup by locking up Marilyn McCoo for the LA Coliseum extravaganza on Saturday night. That's when John Henry made the call to Hardin.

In Hardin's first act as Red Sox Maestro, he reportedly asked Jose Canseco to speak at the Clemens press conference. Canseco is in New York promoting his book "Vindicated", which pretty much all but clears Clemens of any wrongdoing during the steroid era. When reached by BDD this morning to confirm his appearance, Canseco said he would not be in attendance, adding "the time is not right"...

* - Oh, and while you are digesting this story, don't forget to check the calendar. And look back at Sox news on this date in 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004...

Spero sia un pesce d'aprile

all3n · Post by **all3n** » 01/04/2008, 17:03

big papi wrote: 06:53 AM, Apr 1, 2008:

B D D E X C L U S I V E:

Roger Clemens Set to
Return to Red Sox

Rocket Will Pitch One Final Season in Boston, Then Retire*
Rusty Hardin to Replace Dr. Charles Steinberg as Maestro

Theo Epstein Stuns Baseball World By Working Behind Scenes
to Strike Secret $40 Million Deal with Roger

Boston Dirt Dogs has learned today that former Red Sox great Roger Clemens will return to Boston and pitch one final season in an attempt to rescue the beleaguered BoSox rotation. Theo Epstein reportedly was sold on signing Clemens after fully digesting the 18,000-word statistical report Hendricks Sports Management issued to rebut accusations that the pitcher's career rebounded about the time he was accused by that scoundrel Brian McNamee of using performance-enhancing drugs.

Epstein is expected to announce the $40 million deal, done completely behind the scenes, later this morning. Red Sox manager Terry Francona will name Clemens as the Red Sox fifth starter. Clemens is tentatively slated to join the team in mid-July after an extended spring training.

The Hendricks report compared Clemens' performance during the second half of his career to those of Nolan Ryan, Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson. Theo was sold. Epstein also referenced Clemens' testimony before Congress, where the Hall of Fame lock denied use of any performance-enhancing drugs. That clear and focused testimony convinced the nation, and Epstein, that the Rocket wasn't fueled by anything illegal during his time in Toronto and New York and that his legacy will remain in tact.

After Clemens speaks to the media at a press conference today, his longtime attorney Rusty Hardin will also be introduced as the man who will attempt to fill the deep void left when Dr. Charles Steinberg bolted for Los Angeles and scored a coup by locking up Marilyn McCoo for the LA Coliseum extravaganza on Saturday night. That's when John Henry made the call to Hardin.

In Hardin's first act as Red Sox Maestro, he reportedly asked Jose Canseco to speak at the Clemens press conference. Canseco is in New York promoting his book "Vindicated", which pretty much all but clears Clemens of any wrongdoing during the steroid era. When reached by BDD this morning to confirm his appearance, Canseco said he would not be in attendance, adding "the time is not right"...

* - Oh, and while you are digesting this story, don't forget to check the calendar. And look back at Sox news on this date in 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004...

Spero sia un pesce d'aprile

Assolutamente si.

Gio · Post by **Gio** » 01/04/2008, 17:27

big papi wrote: 06:53 AM, Apr 1, 2008:

......
* - Oh, and while you are digesting this story, don't forget to check the calendar. And look back at Sox news on this date in 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004...

Spero sia un pesce d'aprile

:gazza: :gazza: :gazza:

anto · Post by **anto** » 02/04/2008, 6:51

Grandissimo Matsuzaka.
Buona idea anche tenerlo sotto i cento lanci, nonostante stesse andando alla grande.
La stagione scorsa deve insegnare.
Non ho capito, invece, la gestione dei rilievi.
Perchè ha anticipato Okajima?
Per un out nel settimo, se proprio voleva un mancino, poteva mettere Lopez, perchè altrimenti, se non si fida più di lui, cosa lo tiene a fare? Altrimenti un altro rilevo.
Ovviamente se non poteva giocare è un'altra storia...
Poi, comunque, Okajima se l'era cavata con pochi lanci. Perchè ha anticipato Papelbon e non gli ha fatto finire l'inning?
Insomma, perchè rischiare inutilmente di andare lungo con Papelbon, che va usato con cautela, e di non poterlo usare domani?
Poi Papelbon è un fenomeno e se li mangia tutti, ma non si può sempre contare sul suo talento...

big papi · Post by **big papi** » 02/04/2008, 8:59

http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/extras/extra_bases/2008/04/sox_drop_to_4th.html

Ed anche la gestione del payroll va a gonfie vele

bambinazo · Post by **bambinazo** » 02/04/2008, 9:22

Bene così Dice-K. Youk ha una seratona da 6° :lol2: ha eguagliato il record MLB di 193 partite consecutive in 1B senza errori, un

a lui che lavora sempre duro

The Sox will have to make a difficult roster move to activate Beckett. The only pitchers with remaining minor league options are Jonathan Papelbon, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Clay Buchholz and Hideki Okajima, making it likely that either Javier Lopez, Bryan Corey or David Aardsma will have to be designated for assignment. None of the relievers has a remaining option and could be lost via waivers.
toto waivers, chi ci andrà? escluderei Lopez visto l'innamoramento di Tito e visto che è l'unico mancino insieme a Okie, poi bisognerà anche attivare Timlin (non che io ne senta un urgente bisogno, ma lo faranno), probabilmente Clay farà solo 2 partenze e tornerà in AAA, tanto c'è Hoolian e si spera Colon tra un paio di settimane

rene144 · Post by **rene144** » 02/04/2008, 13:35

big papi wrote: Ed anche la gestione del payroll va a gonfie vele

Magari la smetteranno di mettere Boston in un unico discorso con gli Yankees in termini di payroll adesso...

bambinazo wrote: toto waivers, chi ci andrà? escluderei Lopez visto l'innamoramento di Tito e visto che è l'unico mancino insieme a Okie, poi bisognerà anche attivare Timlin (non che io ne senta un urgente bisogno, ma lo faranno), probabilmente Clay farà solo 2 partenze e tornerà in AAA, tanto c'è Hoolian e si spera Colon tra un paio di settimane

Io credo Buchholz giù per Beckett e Corey per Timlin.

Grandissimo Daisuke. Peccato per l'HR non dato a Varitek e per l'inizio di stagione di Ortiz. Però dai, va bene, vittoria, bella partita, tutti contenti anche se oggi non ci sarà Papelbon probabilmente. Detto questo, potrebbe non servire proprio contro Harden temo.

bambinazo · Post by **bambinazo** » 02/04/2008, 13:59

rene144 wrote: Magari la smetteranno di mettere Boston in un unico discorso con gli Yankees in termini di payroll adesso...

anche se i soldi non sono i miei, fa sempre piacere vincere senza scialacquare, coltivando qualche giovane, è come se la vittoria valesse un pò di più
tra qualche anno dovremo pagare profumatamente i Papelbon, i Pedroia ma si spera ci saranno altri giovani a tenere basso il payroll :D