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[edit] Noooooo! : Boston Score

19 November 2008, by unknown Matt Cassel Powe Cavs C's Jason Bay Craig Hansen Kevin Youkilis Clay Buchholz Manny Ramirez Tom Brady Mike Lowell Kendrick Perkins Jacoby Ellsbury Boston Bruins LeBron James New England Patriots Chris Collins Sox Celts Manny Allen Paul ...

[edit] • Report: Sox plan to be 'major player' for Burnett - The Republican - MassLive.com

19 November 2008, by

[edit] Report: Sox plan to be 'major player' for Burnett - Red Sox ...

19 November 2008, by unknown Justin Masterson would stay in the bullpen, assumedly, and folks like Clay Buchholz or Michael Bowden could be used as trade bait for a catching prospect, such as the power-hitting Jarrod Saltalamacchia, who has expressed a desire to ...

[edit] Sox and Pinstripes | Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees – The ...

19 November 2008, by unknown However, though some Red Sox fans are comfortable with an insurance policy like Brad Penny or one of Clay Buchholz or Michael Bowden rounding out the rotation, I firmly believe the team needs a durable veteran for the No. 4 spot. ...

[edit] Oh, the Possibilities… : Boston Score

18 November 2008, by unknown Say, Jed Lowrie to fill one of two middle infield slots and a starting pitcher from the group of Clay Buchholz, Justin Masterson or Michael Bowden? If rumors have it that Kelly Johnson and Yunel Escobar can fetch Ludwick, one would have ...

[edit] Minor League Baseball: News: Article

18 November 2008, by unknown With Boston possibly needing a catcher with Jason Varitek leaving, what else would it take for Boston to take on Jarrod Saltalamacchia or Max Ramirez for, say, Clay Buchholz or Justin Masterson? -- Timothy S., Greenville, Texas ...

[edit] Tuesday’s Hot Stove « Jay’s Sports Blog™

18 November 2008, by unknown I doubt the Sox are going to get involved with Clay Buchholz and Michael Bowden ready to make the leap from the minors. Word is that Buchholz looked really good in Arizona fall league and that Bowden may surprise people and make the ...

[edit] Tuesday’s Hot Stove

18 November 2008, by To think just a year ago we were talking about how the team must resign Mike Lowell and that it would be a crime if the Sox didn’t bring him back after his MVP season. Flash forward a year and everyone has this guy’s bags packed for him and he’s ready to be shipped out on the first Greyhound out of South Station. We’ll get back to the Lowell stuff in a moment. The story that caught my eye and got me very excited was the Tigers looking to trade for Julio Lugo. That’s right, that Julio Lugo. Ar

[edit] Mailbag: Is Metcalf the man at third? - TexasRangers.com

18 November 2008, by

[edit] Mailbag: The case for signing Teixeira - Redsox.com

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[edit] Postcards from Elysian Fields: Monday Morning Manager...the market ...

17 November 2008, by unknown Would you trade Jarrod Saltalamacchia to the Red Sox for Clay Buchholz? 4. What kind of impact do you expect Mike Maddux to have as the Rangers pitching coach? 5. Would you trade David Murphy to the Rays for Andy Sonnanstine? ...

[edit] Will the real Clay Buchholz please stand up - Sons of Sam Horn

16 November 2008, by unknown Clay Buchholz may well have transformed into Mike Timlin. Or not. Either way, you've got to keep in mind that anything coming out of the mouths of Sox officials right now is likely to be propaganda. It's all about raising Buchholz's ...

[edit] Saturday Morning Rangers Notes: Back To Reality - The Queensberry Rules

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[edit] Changes

15 November 2008, by Well, it’s been almost a month since the Red Sox lost game 7 of the ALCS to the damn Tampa Bay Rays. I think it’s finally time to come out from the dark recesses of thefoulline.com headquarters, dust myself off, and talk about what I think Boston needs to do to improve their team. This is a pivotal offseason for the Red Sox. There are some glaring holes in the Sox lineup that need to be filled. If this team remains unchanged, they’ll be watching the playoffs on television in 2009. There’s goi

[edit] Pedroia has clout at 2B - Boston Globe (registration)

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[edit] On the Farm: 2008 Spotlight

13 November 2008, by No one can argue with the valuable contributions of the Red Sox farmhands this season. Without the contributions of Jed Lowrie and Justin Masterson, the Red Sox do not make it to Game 7 of the ALCS. Those players who graduated or are on the cusp showed their stuff, but 2008 was still a bit of a mixed bag for other highly regarded prospects in the Red Sox system. Here’s an overview of this year: Graduates Several players will not be in the farm system in 2009. Justin Masterson, RHP. Dice-K was no

[edit] Control Matters for Boston's Dice-K, Clay Buchholz, and Manny ... - Bleacher Report

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[edit] It’s make-or-break time for Jon Daniels and the Texas Rangers - Fort Worth Star Telegram

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[edit] Rangers and Red Sox Making Another Trade?

7 November 2008, by Rumors, rumors, rumors.Word on the street is that the Sox are interested in Taylor Teagarden or Jarrod Saltalawhatzitshickiedoodle. (Stephanie can spell his name...longest name in baseball, too.) I dunno about this. I realize that if the Sox can re-sign Tek, they probably should bring a youngster for him to mentor. But I don't think Salty is the answer. I could be wrong. With someone like Tek teaching him, he might turn out ok. But I saw some pretty horrible games with him behind the plat

[edit] Rangers Rumors: Blalock, Blake, Catchers

6 November 2008, by Next up we'll dig into the latest Rangers rumors, courtesy of Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News. The Rangers are expected to pick up their $6.2MM option on Hank Blalock today. It doesn't seem that Blalock will spend much time at third base if he's with the Rangers in 2009. Instead, he'd play first and DH. Of course, a trade is possible. The Rangers may look at outside options for third base, and they've been in touch with Casey Blake's agent. The Rangers have an eye on defense, which mi

[edit] Make a Run at Russ

5 November 2008, by Okay, so I come up with a foolproof 5-point plan for Red Sox GM Theo Epstein, but that was before the rumors about Russell Martin’s availability circulated. I hate it when that happens. So while I pined for Taylor Teagarden, he drops to number two on my catcher wish list. Sorry TT, but Martin’s got the credentials. The Dodgers backstop has played in 151 and 155 games the last two seasons, which no doubt contributed to his slight offensive decline this past season. But the numbers are still wo

[edit] Red Sox Rumors: Bay, Tazawa, Kawakami, Lugo

5 November 2008, by Collecting today's Red Sox rumors and links... Jason Bay's agents say he's loving Boston and is open to a contract extension. When asked about the possibility of Manny Ramirez signing with the Yankees, Red Sox GM Theo Epstein basically said it's not his concern. Otherwise, the theme of Epstein's comments was flexibility. Justin Masterson could be a starter or reliever, and Epstein won't get hung up on acquiring any one player. Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe says the Red Sox are heavily invol

[edit] Simulation Transactions Feedback

5 November 2008, by I've Decided that I'd like to get public feedback on all of the transactions proposed to me in a Simulation league that I'm apart of. Below is the first proposal of the offseason. Also keep in mind that this proposal comes from a direct division rival. Javier Vazquez 10.7 (2) & Blake Dewitt .390 ...

[edit] NOVEMBER BASEBALL - CAN’T BEAT IT!!!

4 November 2008, by I know it’s 68 degrees in Chicago, but baseball in the Windy City, sad to say, has been over for some time now.  So I needed to hop on a big air jetliner to carry me so far away to the middle of the desert to get my baseball fix. After wolfing down some breakfast it was time to head out to the ballpark in Scottsdale.  The Scorpions are once again in last place, must be something about their feeder teams.  Each team in the AFL gets its players from five major league ballclubs. As I was heade

[edit] Arizona Fall League Update (Fourth Week 2008 Season)

4 November 2008, by AFL Update (4th Week 2008) Sean Doolittle is one of the seemingly endless supply of solid Oakland A prospects. And he is even an original A draft pick, taken in the supplemental first round of the 2007 draft. Oddly enough Doolittle is not a prototypical money ball player. In 2008 he struck out an astounding 158 times vs only 63 walks. He did make up for this by hitting 22 home runs, although he did struggle in the AA Texas league. In the AFL he is one of the HR leaders, hitting 6 in 20

[edit] Buchholz hit hard again - MaineToday.com

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[edit] Arizona Fall League Week Four Player Updates

3 November 2008, by The possible closer for the 2009 Detroit Tigers, a pitcher with an MLB no-hitter under his belt, Peavy trade bait and more profiled in this week's AFL player updates. mopupduty posted 82 minutes ago from mopupduty.com [link] Find more top sports news, videos, and blogs on BallHype: MLB, Detroit Tigers, Jake Peavy, Arizona Diamondbacks, Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, Clay Buchholz, Casey Fien

[edit] 2008 Offseason: SP Vazquez as a trade target

3 November 2008, by The Red Sox rotation features three potential aces, but could benefit from a little bump in terms of stability and performance, I think we can all agree. Instead of sinking tons of money into CC Sabathia or A.J. Burnett, what if we look at trading for someone like Javier Vazquez? The White Sox have basically said that they will be looking to trade his salary elsewhere this offseason, and I propose that we nab him while the nabbing’s good. Why we want him He’s underrated. Theo Epstein is always p

[edit] BUCHHOLZ REBOUNDING NICELY IN ARIZONA FALL LEAGUE - PawSox.com

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[edit] 2008 Offseason: The case for Chris Snyder

30 October 2008, by There are actually a decent number of catchers with “potential” or seen as “on the brink” of making it out there. After perusing the free agent market, I’m looking at potential trade targets and liking catcher Chris Snyder of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Snyder is a 27-year old right-handed catcher with 4+ years of Major League experience. He’s seen as an average or above-average defensive catcher; a couple of years with Jason Varitek, and he should be fine behind the plate. Over his career, he’s t

[edit] Dominance Postponed

25 October 2008, by It was another suspenseful postseason for my precious Boston Red Sox. Although the fat lady has shattered the Nation’s dreams and any glass in her vicinity, the Fenway Faithful were treated to another epic battle. You just cannot say that this team is boring. Even I was surprised that they tied the series after being down 3-to-1 to force the seventh game! The Tampa Bay Rays played well and showed how formidable a force young hunger can be. They won handily, but the last game could’ve been won b

[edit] 2009, A Domination Oddysey: The Rotation

24 October 2008, by Welcome to part 1 of my comprehensive look at the offseason. Today we begin with the starting rotation. Warning: you may want to ready a torch and pitchfork as you read my suggestions. 2008 Analysis The 2008 Red Sox were the best strike-out team in the league (counting the 'pen), and had the 4th best ...

[edit] 2008 Offseason: What a Peavy would cost

23 October 2008, by So all the buzz is about San Diego Padres starter Jake Peavy. The Padres are going nowhere fast, and might deal their ace Ever since Paul DePodesta posted this on his blog, speculation has run rampant on the Internet about where he could wind up. Sean McAdam really stirred the waters with this article. Would the Sox really go after Peavy? Let’s take a looksee. The Product Peavy is a veritable ace (at least in the NL) and at age 27 is in the prime of his career. He holds a 86-62 record and a 3.25

[edit] 3 Young Pitchers Excelling in the AFL

21 October 2008, by Written by Eric Stashin the Rotoprofessor Three of the games top young pitchers have made 2 starts thus far in the Arizona Fall League, excelling to say the least.  Let’s take a look at the numbers: Max Scherzer - 0-0, 12.0 IP, 2.25 ERA, 0.83 WHIP, 13 K, 8 H, 2 BB Phil Hughes - 1-0, 10.0 IP, 0.90 ERA, 1.10 WHIP, 10 K, 5 H, 6 BB Clay Buchholz - 1-0, 8.0 IP, 0.00 ERA, 0.38 WHIP, 7 K, 1 H, 2 BB Those numbers for Buchholz are extremely impressive, no matter how small of a sample size.  Consid

[edit] Sox claim Dewon Day, Buchholz shines in AFL

19 October 2008, by Just a couple of non-playoff-related things: The Red Sox claimed 28-year old pitcher Dewon Day off of waivers today, and cut reliever Chris Smith to make room on the 40-man roster. Day struck out a good number of batters this year and throughout his minor league career using his low-90s sinker and mid-80s slider. Clay Buchholz is pitching great in the Arizona Fall League, so don’t forget about him as a starter next season. It could all come back together for him in a hurry, like Jon Lester this

[edit] Clay Buchholz No Hitter Photomint With 24KT Gold And Infield Dirt ...

15 October 2008, by unknown Clay Buchholz No Hitter Photomint With 24KT Gold And Infield Dirt Coins. The Highland Mint commemorates Clay Buchholz no hitter with a custom photo of Clay pitching during the game. Presented in a 13" x 16" wood frame with double ...

[edit] Highlighting top Red Sox prospects for '09

13 October 2008, by Our AL East prospects previews continue with the Red Sox, who graduate a quartet of potential perennial All-Stars in Jacoby Ellsbury, Justin Masterson, Jed Lowrie and Clay Buchholz. The next wave is not quite that good, but Michael Bowden stands to be a significant contributor in Fantasy ...

[edit] Highlighting top Red Sox prospects for '09

13 October 2008, by Our AL East prospects previews continue with the Red Sox, who graduate a quartet of potential perennial All-Stars in Jacoby Ellsbury, Justin Masterson, Jed Lowrie and Clay Buchholz. The next wave is not quite that good, but Michael Bowden stands to be a significant contributor in Fantasy ...

[edit] Going Long

11 October 2008, by That was a monstrous outing by Dice-K standards.  But what a gem it was.  He had a no-hitter going through the sixth until Carl Crawford got a hit on the first pitch of the seventh inning.  That was crushing.  It was so close! But the seventh inning is usually the kicker in these situations, because by that time the opposing lineup has seen you at least twice.  I will say this, though.  Dustin Pedroia saved what was then a no-hitter with a ridiculous catch of a line drive in the sixth.  It’s the

[edit] Celebrating the Eulogy of a Talented Team

7 October 2008, by Monday night's ALDS-clinching victory over the Angels was a particularly sweet one, even if it did come with a full Immodium bottle's worth of discomfort for our friends over at The Halo is Lit, as you can read about in exquisitely painful detail here. Still, it was a sweet one for the Red Sox because it affirmed that they would win by sticking to their program, running out their young guns in key situations and winning and losing with them. Of course, had things turned out differently with th

[edit] Sorry Ladies, Clay Buchholz Has A Hot Girlfriend | SOX & Dawgs

3 October 2008, by Ian Clay is pitching great. Aside from that game in NY (which was fueled by several soft bloop hits for the most part) Buchholz has been great. Taking out that NY game he has a 2.16 era in 25 innings with 25 Ks. ...

[edit] Innings and Outings

2 October 2008, by The season ended on a low note, being swept by the Diamondbacks in Arizona.  The games were absolutely meaningless.  Quite different from last year when the Diamondbacks and rockies finished the season in Denver with the division title and the NL wildcard on the line.  This season, the Tampa Bay Rays are the darlings of a postseason that shows signs of being fun to watch.  Without the rockies in the playoffs, I have to return to my traditional ritual of deciding which teams I am rooting for and

[edit] 2008 Playoff redux

22 September 2008, by With eight games left (seven of them at home), the Red Sox have all but sewn up a playoff berth. The question remains, will the Tampa Rays slip enough for the Sox to take the division? At this point, the Sox would have to outplay them by 3 wins (Tampa has the divisional record advantage, so a tie isn’t good enough). That means if the Rays go 4-5, we have to go 7-1, and that will dictate a lot about the playoffs. Should the Rays win and face the White Sox in the ALDS, I think their road to the Wo

[edit] PAPELBONER.NET :: Red Sox @ New York Yankees 7:05PM East, 4:05PM West

7 September 2008, by Following a highly competitive series over the weekend, tonight the Sox and Yanks each look to set a winning tone early in the season. Here's a breakdown of tonight's match-up. Starting Pitchers: Clay Buchholz (0-1, 3.27 ERA) vs. Chien-Ming Wang (3-0, 1.23 ERA)                                    &nbs... ...

[edit] MLN - The Raw Feed :: Trenton Thunder Edge Portland Sea Dogs 4-3 in Game Two of Eastern League Championship Series

5 September 2008, by MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com - Trenton, NJ - Austin Jackson hit a game-tying three-run home run off Clay Buchholz in the sixth inning and P.J. Pilittere hit a tie-breaking two-out RBI single in the eighth inning, lifting the Trenton Thunder to a 4-3 win over the Portland Sea ...

[edit] Pedal to the Metal

26 August 2008, by BDD - Aug. 26, 2008 (BDD Photo Illustration) Time to Leave the Yankees, and The Stadium, in the Dust Globe: A 'Bye' Week in the Bronx Top 10 Sox-Yankees Games at The Stadium Extra Bases: The Latest from N.Y. Crossing the Manny Line 8.25.08, Bob Eckstrom, BDD contributor: By most accounts, it’s been ...

[edit] Fenway West :: Lester Throws BP to Jays

23 August 2008, by What was that? Jon Lester had become the ace of the staff but today he looked like Clay Buchholz. Here's his line: 8 hits, 2 walks, 7 earned ...

[edit] Figuring It Out With Clay Buchholz

23 August 2008, by It wasn’t too long ago that Clay Buchholz was the best pitching prospect in the minor leagues. A bonafide future ace in the making with a repertoire unmatched, possibly only by Joba Chamberlain. Plus changeup, plus curveball, serviceable fastball. A no-hitter in September against the ...

[edit] Drew Trying to Play Through Back Troubles

23 August 2008, by Red Sox rightfielder J.D. Drew has a herniated disk in his back, but is optimistic the pain will subside without a trip to the disabled list.