WestEddy

I think they start out with pretty much the same lineup. Bonemer's going to start playing CF the rest of the year.

That was a great challenge by Romo, BTW.

That too.

Mr. Urquidy will let you know when he's thrown a ball.

I can only hope Ankin Law doesn't foul 2 balls off their shin then strike out.

Maybe they will. They have about 4 weeks to see what they can do with him.

Pointing out that he was smoke and mirrors and ready for a regression fall during a normal slump.

As always, with everyone on this team.

Antonacci should only start against lefties.

7 sox players with double digit HRs.

Experience in a pennant race and subsequent playoffs means something.

4 Starts. Handled Cincy. 2 games - Boston and the Cubs, two very good offenses (Red Sox on a historical tear) - 4 and 4.2 innings. Got clobbered by the Mets. They picked him up as a project. We'll see how the changes they're making take over a few more starts.

Bad expectations.

It's funny how the guys who always scream that "Jerry Reinsdorf loves his rebuilds!! Haw-haw-haw" wanted Getz to trade away every prospect for iffy rentals, get knocked out in the first round, then start rebuilding again this off-season.

You mean fail and have the worst record in baseball?

I hope he shoves. Was always excited for him.

They're probably looking at stats-driven scouting reports, now.

These people dump millions of dollars into political campaigns to avoid a possible few hundred thousand tax hike. Yes.

Save a few million in a lost season?

Have you ever played a game with an actual horse shoe actually up your ass? I have, and you can't pivot your torso like that.

"We didn't have radio to call into back in my day. We yelled out the window over the hanging wash at our neighbors. "

Tonight's Wooden Domino Set night.

My observation is that at 20, everybody wants to hear what you think about anything. You're young, your viewpoint is interesting in that it's a fresh take on something. At 40, nobody really wants to hear it, but they'll let you finish out of respect, then get back to what they were talking about. At 60, they just talk over you, like, "Oh, I couldn't imagine even you were interested in what you had to say, so I just started talking." I'll report back in 17 years what 80 is like. I don't expect it to get better.

Dude's from upstate New York.