13 minutes ago, WestEddy said:

Seriously, you could probably write 4-5 paragraphs about this as a new topic, pin it for a day, then promote that on Twitter. Viola! You're a content creator. Driving traffic to SoxTalk.

That would be better and different from all the trifling BS the bloggers all thrash and regurgitate. 

RIP Soxnet

 

 

Robert is a fine player so far. Hope he can stay healthy. If Sox win tonight he'll prolly be the reason.

Just now, southsider2k5 said:

 

Oops one of our few decent players is hurt. Ten days is a long time in baseball.

Duke is the most exciting part of this for me.

Remillard will never be truly gone, but will echo in our memories for eternity.

Just now, caulfield12 said:

Remillard will never be truly gone, but will echo in our memories for eternity.

He'll be back in a few weeks.

All I know is I watched the video, and there is no indication Pham messed up his ankle on that play.

2 minutes ago, Dick Allen said:

All I know is I watched the video, and there is no indication Pham messed up his ankle on that play.

Talk s%*# about a coach and get a 10 day paid vacation… I wish this was the case for my job!

6 minutes ago, Dick Allen said:

All I know is I watched the video, and there is no indication Pham messed up his ankle on that play.

If not, you are trusting Tommy Pham to be quiet about a non-injury IL stay, and that just doesn't seem possible.

17 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

If not, you are trusting Tommy Pham to be quiet about a non-injury IL stay, and that just doesn't seem possible.

I think he messed up his ankle, but not on that slide. 

 

Duke is the son of Robert Ellis, pitcher drafted by the Sox in 1990 and eventually made it to the bigs and got a ring with the 01 Diamondbacks.