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  1. QUOTE(The Ginger Kid @ Jan 22, 2008 -> 02:18 AM)
    I agree.

     

    But I also think that Adam Russell breaks camp with the sox. he performed well last year and I look for him to impress again this year.

     

    Adam Russell has very little chance of making the Sox out of spring training. He only pitched at AA last year, and had his struggles there. He'll go to Charlotte and hopefully have a nice season there.

     

    The bullpen seems set to me: Wassermann, Thornton, Logan, MacDougal, Dotel, Linebrink, Jenks

     

  2. I'm assuming Crede and Uribe gone

     

    vs. Sabathia

     

    Cabrera- SS

    Swisher- CF

    Thome- DH

    Konerko- 1B

    Dye- RF

    Pierzynski- C

    Fields- 3B

    Quentin- LF

    Richar- 2B

     

    Vazquez on the mound. Buehrle set up to pitch the home opener.

  3. QUOTE(GreatScott82 @ Jan 18, 2008 -> 05:10 PM)
    This is starting to become embarressing. Reports that we sign a player than he signs elsewhere. I hope for the Sox sake this isn't the case and that he does sign. But i wouldn't be suprised if now goes elsewhere.

     

    BFD. The guy has pitched 56 innings over the last 3 years. If he signs with another team, no big deal.

     

    $11 million for 2 years seemed farfetched. If he gets more than that, more power to him.

  4. I think 2008 will be Floyd's breakout season. Assuming about 32 starts, 13-15 wins and 190 innings would be a very good year.

     

    To me, Danks is the 5th starter. He has to throw more strikes, and get guys out faster. Pitches way too deep into counts. If that continues into this season, I can see a Jack Egbert or Lance Broadway replace him fairly quickly.

  5. 1 Danny Richar

    3 Harold Baines

    5 Juan Uribe

    7 Jerry Owens

    8 Jeff Cox

    12 AJ Pierzynski

    13 Ozzie Guillen

    14 Paul Konerko

    17 Carlos Quentin

    18 Orlando Cabrera

    21 Don Cooper

    23 Jermaine Dye

    24 Joe Crede

    25 Jim Thome

    26 Paul Phillips

    27 Josh Fields

    28 Joey Cora

    29 Greg Walker

    30 Nick Swisher

    32 Brian Anderson

    33 Javier Vazquez

    34 Gavin Floyd

    36 Juan Nieves

    37 Matt Thornton

    38 Pablo Ozuna

    39 Jeff Liefer

    40 Charlie Haeger

    41 Lance Broadway

    43 Ehren Wassermann

    44 Toby Hall

    45 Bobby Jenks

    46 Nick Masset

    47 Mike MacDougal

    48 Scott Linebrink

    49 Carlos Vasquez

    50 John Danks

    51 Andrew Sisco

    52 Jose Contreras

    53 DJ Carrasco

    54 David Aardsma

    55 Donny Lucy

    56 Mark Buehrle

    57 Boone Logan

    58 Oneli Perez

    59 Mark Salas

    60 Dewon Day

    61 Adam Russell

    62 Jack Egbert

    63 Cole Armstrong

    64 Lucas Harrell

    66 Brad Eldred

    67 Mike Rouse

    68 Jason Bourgeois

    70 Royce Huffman

    71 Miguel Negron

    74 Chris Getz

    75 Ryan Smith

  6. QUOTE(CanOfCorn @ Jan 10, 2008 -> 02:31 PM)
    Why can't we just give those two a chance? Danks is a bulldog, he showed me a lot last year. He doesn't hang his head, he just goes back out there and pitches. Now he has a year under his belt and one of the better lefties to learn from in Buerhle. Floyd is definitely more of a question mark, but he has the stuff, and he's the 5th starter and someone that can be replaced or skipped easily, especially at the beginning of the year. If all SPs can pitch to their potential, you have a very good rotation.

     

    I agree with you, and I don't agree with you.

     

    I agree with you about giving thes guys a chance, but I think Danks is more of a question mark. He had a really BAD second half last year. He had 8 quality starts out of 26.

     

    Floyd had 6 out of 10 quality starts, and I really liked his mound presence late in the year. I hope I see that in spring training, and for about 32 starts this season.

     

    As for the overall team, they have a lot of question marks, but they have a lot of talent on this. A lot of things have to come together, but I think they can contend. I'm looking forward to seeing Richar, Quentin, and Fields play a full season with the Sox. Those three may play a huge role in whether the Sox are poised for a championship in the next few years.

  7. He had his Hall of Fame press conference today (mlb.com), and he was really a class guy.

     

    I'm sure during his his induction speech, Chuck Tanner and Dick Allen will get major mentions.

     

    I didn't see him pitch for the Sox, but it's cool he's been vocal about his time with the Sox, and not just focusing on the Yankees years.

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