There haven't been a string of great performances from the Sox Six in the Arizona Fall League, but Dennis Ulacia delivered one yesterday:

 

four innings, three hits, one earned run, one walk, seven strikeouts.

 

This kid has been up and down on the prospect lists.

 

But with Wing gone, he might be the left-hander closest to the majors, a possible long reliever by the middle of 2005.

There haven't been a string of great performances from the Sox Six in the Arizona Fall League, but Dennis Ulacia delivered one yesterday:

 

four innings, three hits, one earned run, one walk, seven strikeouts.

 

This kid has been up and down on the prospect lists.

 

But with Wing gone, he might be the left-hander closest to the majors, a possible long reliever by the middle of 2005.

Sorry, but Dennis Ulacia is not close to the majors..... He is a fringe prospect AT BEST.

 

Note Rogowski went 3-3 in that game and Bajenaru tossed two scoreless innings. Matt Smith gave up a couple of runs and Pedro Lopez went 0-4. Anderson is the only Sox player that did not play.