January 21, 200422 yr The guy is fast and if he ever got back in track would be a pretty solid leadoff hitter. Considering he hasn't signed anywhere, I'm assuming he'd be willing to agree to a minor league deal and he'd give the Sox a little more depth.
January 21, 200422 yr The guy is fast and if he ever got back in track would be a pretty solid leadoff hitter. Considering he hasn't signed anywhere, I'm assuming he'd be willing to agree to a minor league deal and he'd give the Sox a little more depth. Anyone that is willing to sign a minor league deal, and could possibly fill a need for us, I'm all for it.
January 21, 200422 yr Just a guess, but I think they are now done with the minor league invites. Every year they release all the names at once, like they did this morning. Who knows though. Things change.
January 21, 200422 yr He will wind up somewhere. I am all for him coming to ST and showing if he still has any gas in the tank. Does have playoff experience too.
January 21, 200422 yr Rumor has it that he's talking to Boston. Boston allegedly signed him. I don't think he has much to offer anymore.
January 22, 200422 yr Boston allegedly signed him. I don't think he has much to offer anymore. Designated runner, much like Herb Washington of the Oakland A's back in the 70s. And defensive replacement as well.
January 22, 200422 yr I'd prefer Mark McLemore but he could be a good pinch runna. Molting McLemore is always a decent pickup, he'd find a role for any team in the majors.
January 22, 200422 yr From the Boston Herald..... The Red Sox are expected to sign former Pittsburgh Pirates and Arizona Diamondbacks infielder Tony Womack to a minor league contract today. His rehabilitation from Tommy John surgery late last season is well ahead of schedule and Womack could be ready to serve as a utility infielder in late April or early May. His deal will likely call for a minimum base salary of $300,000, with the opportunity to earn substantially more based on time on the active roster, games played and plate appearances. . . . The Red Sox have no interest in former Twins and Orioles ace Scott Erickson, who auditioned for scouts in Arizona on Tuesday. The 35-year-old has missed two of the last three seasons due to arm injuries. Boston Herald
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