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QUOTE(YASNY @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 09:02 AM) I think a rehab assignment is limited to two weeks. But yes, it happens quite often. I know. I just don't see why it hasn't been considered more in the zillions of posts I've read re: Crede/Fields. If the point of keeping Crede is his defense , he hasnt looked all that sharp , mostly his throws are off. Wins at the beginning of the season count just as much as wins at the end. Keeping a bad hitting bad fielding Joe can cost wins. Joe should be on a rehab assignment. Even if Crede does fairly well what's the most the Sox could get for him in trade ? A AA or AAA mediocre prospect ? Kenny's eventually going to have to bite the bullet with Joe . The only way he can save face is for another teams' 3rd baseman going down with an injury while Joe is heating up if that ever happens. Boras has got to be the happiest guy around knowing the Sox are doing him a favor by playing Joe.That way he can prove he's healthy and possibly prove he can still play too.
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Logan pitched 2 perfect innings tonight . Might be a sign that a few of our 1 inning specialists might have to go longer without Masset.
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Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(southsideirish71 @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 08:17 PM) Hope not, he isnt that good. Maybe Coop fixed him . -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(flavum @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 08:22 PM) No love for Hermanson and Politte? There were plenty of career years. I did think of Hermanson just didnt add him in there cause so far thats pretty much Cotts only good year. Hermanson had been a decent pitcher before that and so had Politte. -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(southsideirish71 @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 08:17 PM) Hope not, he isnt that good. Can never tell with relievers. Sometimes you catch lightning in a bottle like with Cotts in 05. -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(flavum @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 08:13 PM) I just looked through the box scores. Since the off day on March 13, Swisher is 4-40 (.100), with 8 walks. Sox win, but I think Carrasco hurt his knee on the final play of the game. Was a lineout comebacker to Carrasco. Hope he's OK. Spring ERA down to 2.19 -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
Carrasco give up a walk then a lineout DP , gets save, Sox win 5-4. Anyone seriously think Carrasco is in the mix for a BP slot ? -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(RockRaines @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 08:07 PM) His OPS hasnt been awful. He should rebound, although im not sure the lead off spot is where he should be. I dont think he's comfortable with it. His BA is down to .230 . Sox go 1-2-3 in the 9th. Carrasco n to pitch the 9th. -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(The Ginger Kid @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 07:57 PM) he's a ticking time bomb Which one McD or Dotel ? ( I know u mean McD but just saying) -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
Logan with a 1-2-3 8th . Hmm pitched 2 innings . A sign that Masset is a goner ? -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(The Ginger Kid @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 07:49 PM) wow....what to do with macdougal. It was his 1st bad outing in a while he had gotten his spring ERA under 5.00 which ,considering the bad start isnt too bad. Dotel's been sucking much worse lately. Sox go uneventfully in 8th against Robinson Tejeda. Hall and Anderson K while Ozuna PH'ing for Royce Huffman grounds out. -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(RockRaines @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 07:27 PM) Ramirez is just plain good. Isnt he leading the team in RBI's? The kid needs to play at least 120 games this year, hopefully more. Thome is leading ST in RBI. -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
Nelson Cruz pops out nice job by Logan. -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
Logan K's Hamilton , gets Blalock to ground out scoring a run, 5-4 Sox 2 outs 7th inning. -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(CaliSoxFanViaSWside @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 07:37 PM) McD Falling behind every hitter giving up 3 straight hits and a run. Still no outs. McD out Logan in. -
Where The Corn Is As High As Greg Walker's Eye...
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to knightni's topic in 2008 Season in Review
QUOTE(southsideirish71 @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 07:36 PM) Now the magic poop wand touches MacDougal, and he gives up a run. McD Falling behind every hitter giving up 3 straight hits and a run. Still no outs. -
QUOTE(Reddy @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 08:37 AM) yeah he's really done well so far this spring, being healed and all... I know that was sarcasm even if its not in green but his last 5-6 outings he's been stellar .
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QUOTE(elrockinMT @ Mar 28, 2008 -> 07:38 AM) It won't have any affect on the roster I think the gods of fate are trying to help the Sox with their decisions. It took Frowens getting hurt 3 different times before the Sox finally DL'ed him leading to both BA and Quentin on the team. Richar had visa , back and now rib problems which opened the door for Ramirez to make the team. Massett gets raked yesterday against the D'backs possibly handing Wasserman the last bullpen spot. Now a rusty Crede fouls a ball off his foot. Though probably nothing serious maybe fate was just feeling sorry for Joe figuring he'd been through enough lately while gently nudging the Sox towards Fields. Haven't seen it mentioned much at all in every thread I've read but it isn't unheard of for an established pro to be sent down on a rehab assignment due to rustiness coming back from an injury. Crede hasnt exactly hit or fielded well this spring. If the situation is win now like William's keep stating how do you keep a hurting ineffective Crede on the roster over Fields ? Seems to me like Kenny is preferring to get Joe's value up, which is an iffy proposition at best , more than winning.
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I was just watching Sportrise on Comcast and Cooper expressed he would prefer the results guy which means Wasserman . I voted Wasserman.
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QUOTE(The Ginger Kid @ Mar 27, 2008 -> 05:48 PM) I might be the only one else on this board that agrees with you. Though I don't minimize Crede, there's next to zero chance he will be with the Sox for the full year. Even if we are contending and he's having a decent year there's no reason to keep him when he's going to be a free agent with Fields waiting in the wings. I often wonder weather Fields will ever be better than average at 3rd base and have also speculated that 1b may be in his future. But for probably half of this season if not more Fields will be the 3rd baseman and Crede will be gone.
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Official How Many Games Will the Sox Win Thread
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to maggsmaggs's topic in Pale Hose Talk
Though I often look at individual players through rose colored glasses I cannot do the same for the team as a whole. 81 wins seems just about right for a team with our rotation. If young players like Danks , Floyd, Ramirez, Quentin ,Richar, Fields, Owens and Anderson all prove they can play I see the potential for a much better season. Even better if Uribe, Contreras and Crede come through. Thats 11 players I just named who are total question marks. Then add most of the bullpen since bullpens are always unknowns and we have 60% of the 25 man roster that can possibly implode or explode. More than likely when it comes to young players all we can hope for is roughly a third of them becoming solid Major leaguers this year. In order to win the division I'd say the most important factors are Contreras, Danks and Floyd. If those 3 come through thing change quickly. When you have roughly 14 or 15 players on the roster who can possibly suck its hard to be optimistic. Add in the slowness ,aging and injury factors to players we can actually count on for solid seasons like Thome, Dye and Konerko and I'm actually convincing myself that 81 wins is optimistic. -
QUOTE(DBAH0 @ Mar 25, 2008 -> 06:33 PM) I mean I worry as well, what if Uribe puts up .270 with 30HR's this season? Do the Sox re-sign him to a big contract? Because I think he would pack it in ALA Beltre, because he hasn't performed any other season when his contract hasn't been on the line. I will take those kind of worries any day of the week.
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QUOTE(Reddy @ Mar 25, 2008 -> 04:05 PM) i actually let out a cheer when i read this... is that bad? i hope to god this gives BA a chance. I've always supported Owens and thought he's capable of hitting .300 with 10-15 triples and 30+ doubles. I will say that it's been a bit frustrating hearing Ozzie say he'd even be in the lineup against lefties especially when his D is mediocre and arm is pitiful. Who would've thought BA would produce such a monster spring ? If BA can hit the way he has this spring along with his D that's an all-star caliber presence. Also Quentin seems likely to stay now and lately he's been getting in a groove batting which would be perfect for resting Thome.
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Who do you want starting in the last outfield spot?
CaliSoxFanViaSWside replied to DaTank's topic in Pale Hose Talk
QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Mar 25, 2008 -> 07:53 PM) The correct way to do exactly that, and to rest both Dye and Thome...is to DH Dye for a few days and put Quentin in RF for those days. That makes the most sense if Quentin's shoulder were completely healthy. Maybe we'll see in the last week of ST weather he can cut it loose on his throws. I'd love to see Quentin (DH) out there on opening day along with Ramirez (2B) and Anderson (CF) against Sabathia. -
QUOTE(DBAH0 @ Mar 25, 2008 -> 06:25 PM) I think Uribe's probably gone on one of his "streaks" early. He's just never been able to put up good offensive numbers over a sustained amount of time over a season (the 1st half of 2004 being the exception since he's been with us). You're most likely correct but I like to dream BIG which in Uribe's case is apropos.