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Who would you rather see as our #5 starter coming out of Spring Training.

 

1) Jon Rauch

2) Danny Wright

3) Neal Cotts

4) Robert Person

5) Other (and if so.. who?)

 

I'm going to go with Jon Rauch.. i just think he could really dominate if he got over his Major League jitters.

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Who would you rather see as our #5 starter coming out of Spring Training.

 

1) Jon Rauch

2) Danny Wright

3) Neal Cotts

4) Robert Person

5) Other (and if so.. who?)

 

I'm going to go with Jon Rauch.. i just think he could really dominate if he got over his Major League jitters.

I'm with you on Rauch but only because it looks like Wright will have to be the 4th starter in the absence of anyone better.

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I don't care which one it is but this is Danny Wrights make or break season IMO. I really hope they use him out of the pen. I think that is the best place for him. Scho will most likely be the #4 and it will be interesting to see who emerges as the #5. Ideally I would like to see Person emerge as healthy and use Cotts or Rauch as the #5 while keeping Scho in the pen where he belongs.

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I have a feeling that they'll look through the dumpster and pick out some battle-weary, cheap, used-up veteran arm to compete for the #5 slot. Not sure who it might be, but there are a bunch of oldsters who fit that description out there.

 

I'd rather they tried a couple of the young'uns such as Rauch, Cotts or whoever in that spot at first, to see if they have anything to offer.

 

I don't really see Rauch dominating anyone, though - I'd be happy with "servicable" or "innings eater" out of him at this point.

And I also believe that Dan Wright should work out of the pen.

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Preferablly Scho or Person will be in the 5th or 4th spot, unless Rauch, Pacheo, Diaz, or Cotts just flat out beat them in Spring Training.

 

If not, then put the veterans in the rotation and hope that they keep us close in games, and our offense can keep us above .500 until the All Star break where we trade for another starter.

 

Id really like to see some of these starters get some reps at AAA, so they feel more confident going to the big league club.

 

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i cant even remember his name but he pitched for us last year as a spot starter...he was a soft tossing lefty kinda like mark buehrle..i cant for the kife of me remember his name and dont even know if he is still in our system but he did seem to have a pretty good idea of what he was trying to do

 

who the hell was that???

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i cant even remember his name but he pitched for us last year as a spot starter...he was a soft tossing lefty kinda like mark buehrle..i cant for the kife of me remember his name and dont even know if he is still in our system but he did seem to have a pretty good idea of what he was trying to do

 

who the hell was that???

Josh Stewart?

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Everyone seems to be forgetting about Josh Stewart. I think Josh did a pretty good job in the limited action we saw from him last year.

 

I'd prefer to see Rauch in that 5 hole, the last few games he had with us in 2002 were pretty solid. Especially that one outing against the Twins were he only surrendered 2 runs and lost 2-1.

 

CWSOX45

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Everyone seems to be forgetting about Josh Stewart. I think Josh did a pretty good job in the limited action we saw from him last year.

 

I'd prefer to see Rauch in that 5 hole, the last few games he had with us in 2002 were pretty solid. Especially that one outing against the Twins were he only surrendered 2 runs and lost 2-1.

 

CWSOX45

IS Stewart even healthy? I know he was having major problems after taking that line drive.

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IS Stewart even healthy?  I know he was having major problems after taking that line drive.

Healthy, unhealthy, whatever he is, he isn't the solution.

 

Consider seeing Josh Stewart on the Sox roster a sign that we aren't going to be competitive this season.

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Healthy, unhealthy, whatever he is, he isn't the solution.

 

Consider seeing Josh Stewart on the Sox roster a sign that we aren't going to be competitive this season.

I think we would have had more than 4 wins from our #5 slot last year if Stewart would not have been injured.

 

Besides, aboz, give the kid a break. He's a Kentuckian. :D

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