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    Monday, March 28, 2011

    It's Opening Day Week!!!!!

    opening day week

    Thursday, March 24, 2011

    Buchholz Goes Bang

    BUCHNOODLES!!!
    Your #3 starter gets ROCKED by the Marlins.
    4 homers, 4 innings
    11 hits, 11 runs
    6 earned runs

    Friday, March 11, 2011

    Dice-K Continues to get Hammered

    DICE-K CONTINUES TO GET HAMMERED


    3 Starts: ERA 11.42
    12 hits, 13 runs, 5 walks
    MLB pitchers with 8 innings or more Matsuzaka leads the league with the worst ERA.
    Andy Sonnanstine (RAYS) is the only other picture (8 innings or more) with a double digit ERA.

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    Monday, March 07, 2011

    What have we learned...

    What have we learned from spring training so far.
    • David Ortiz is off to a hot start. 5 for 13, HR, and yes a stolen base.
    • Carl Crawford has two hits in 12 at bats.
    • Youkilis and Pedroia are tied for the slowest start among the regulars. Combined they have two hits in 19 at bats.

    Sunday, March 06, 2011

    Pedroia Jumps Into the Stands

    My favorite story out of spring training this year...
    Dustin Pedroia leaves the game, puts on street clothes, and buys three hot dogs from the concession vendors in the stands as the game continues. Best part is that no one noticed him. A great piece of intrepid reporting by Gordon Edes.



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    Wednesday, March 02, 2011

    THE FIRST RULE OF REVENUE SHARING IS THAT YOU DON'T TALK ABOUT REVENUE SHARING!

    In the land of free speech and the land where a man raced against a steam powered hammer and won you would think talking about revenue sharing would not be cause for a $500,000 fine. You would be wrong. In 2009 when discussing a billion revenue shared dollars going towards uncompetitive teams Henry said

    Who except these teams, can think this is a good idea?”--John Henry

    No word if the $500,000 fine went to the chronically uncompetitive teams.

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