kitekrazy

You wont hear that on Comcast with the former Sox players but it's preached daily on the SCORE.

Well I might change and stop watching until Tony is replaced.

So this might be 6 in a row for Tigers.

That's an obvious answer. It's the same guy who hired him that regretted firing him.

Someone in the pen would have given up the hit.

I'd rather him earn the loss instead of Kelly getting it for him.

Sox should get Miggy and make him the hitting coach.

Unfortunately the guy was making good pitches.

Can't blame Tony on that. Why can't our .180 hitters do that.

While players should know better but Boston and McEwing have been under 3 managers.

I either missed that or still waitin for it

So someone give me some logic as to what a manager would bat Pollock 2nd?

His bat was no suppose to be important because they other guys were suppose to do the job.

The problem with this team is the run differential is always small. That leaves for Tony, boneheaded play, someone's turn in the pen to choke, to ruin it. Odd though is when the put up a bunch of run they make up for it by losing the next day.

I don't get it either. It's not like he's a Sox killer. Well he probably would be if the Sox signed him. But if TA signed with the Cards definitely.

Someone explain to me how Baez go that big contract.

Like his so called future replacement? I don't know why I'm down on Vaughn but after a great game - 2 days rest. I'd think players would want to be on the field.

Abreu?

LOL. We are referring to a team who doesn't have much of a playoff history. If you replace the Sox with Yankees, Red Sox, Dodgers, that would make more sense.

Those were studs back in the days. It wasn't unusual for a manager left their top starters in for 10. That what you did with aces instead of wondering if you take them out after 5-6. Modern baseball is so pussified. I remember watching Nordagen would fall asleep behind the plate and forget there was a man on with a passed ball. I was at the game where the ball bounced off Leflore's head. Then there was the really good Sox in the 90's before the internet to get tickets and dad driving 90 minutes in hopes to get tickets Sox vs Yankees and being sold out. Bat day - no bobbleheads

Then again stink spreads and it got to him. TA in a serious slump is not good. As for Vaughn I wonder if he is soft. Abreu wants to play everyday. So does Leury but he's bad at it.

Vaughn is still in bubble wrap.

You must be thinking of a different organization.

I guess Vaughn should be traded to the Wuss Sox,

So after having a good game he's "under the weather"?