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Why the Red Sox will repeat
0010. Francona-he can manage a pitching staff better than anyone
__________________0009. The Boston people-who loves their team more? 0008. Wade Miller-if he's healthy he'll easily be number 3 in the rotation 0007. Fenway Park-noboby outhits them in their home terroritory and their home record was damn good 0006. Last season-they beLIEve now 0005. Bullpen-I'll take Foulke, Embree and Timlin over anyone 0004. Matt Clement-most underrated pitcher in baseball as K total and run support will show 0003. Johnny Damon-the most overlooked player in baseball, 91 RBIs from the leadoff spot and when he gets on base they win, as noted from his slump in games 1-3 in the ALCS and he's production in ALCS games 4-7 and all the World Series 0002. David Ortiz-nuff said 0001. Curt Schilling-he'd die for that uniform |
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Yup
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I predict the bosox will have to deal with more injuries this year. They were fortunate that they were completely healthy at the end of last season.
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not one reason was having the best pure hitter in the game?
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Re: Why the Red Sox will repeat
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And as far as Clement goes, he is a very underrated pitcher, but just remember that he has a tendency to blow as the end of the season approaches. |
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I think this pitching staff is going to blow away everyone's expectations. Clement is a really good pitcher, and if Miller and Wells stay healthy throughout the season, look out.
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alright, best hitter in the AL. I'll take ManRam, my favorite player. |
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since when did pujols become barry bonds?
juice or no juice... bonds is still the best hitter in the game. reason #11... the entire team will be wearing bloody socks this season. |
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id have to go with bobby cox boston, new york, and st louis fans all love their teams more than cubs fans cubs fans are idiots, sure they sell out every game even when they suck, but thats because its the "cool" thing to do in chicago, its not about going to see good baseball (disclaimer - there are a few good cubs fans so if you are a cubs fan dont get pissy, i probably wasnt talking about you) |
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tony larussa had the tony larussa look on his face durring the entire 60 minutes interview
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Tony Larussa managing a pitching staff better than Francona, haha. I'd take at least half of the managers in the MLB over him anyday. Once they won the division he should have rested his big three, but nope, he wore his old guys down and they didn't have anything when it came time for everything to count. Cubs fans? Please...
Whoever said Clement's record meant something must not follow baseball. Last time I checked winning and losing was on the TEAM, especially with the lack of run support he had. Randy Johnson was barely .500, so is he overrated? |
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let's slow down on the francona talk, shall we? when the red sox were down 3-0 to the yankees, 90% of "the nation" wanted his ass fired.
now he's god. how about we settle on a healthy medium. |
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First, while winning and losing may be on the team, it falls most on the shoulders of the starting pitcher...there's a reason why pitchers are credited with wins and losses. Now lets view your Clement and Johnson comparison. Clement: 9-13, 3.68 ERA 190K 77BB in 181 IP. Johnson: 16-14, 2.60 ERA 290K 44BB in 245.2 IP. Now factor in that Clement played on a Cubs team which won 87 games and was 7th in the NL in runs scored with 789 and Johnson played on the worst team in baseball, the D'Backs who won a whopping 53 games and were dead last in runs scored with 615 and your argument is losing a lot of steam. Johnson is not overrated, Clement is thus far a sub .500 pitcher with mediocre stats outside of strikeouts, an alarming amount of walks issued, and all that in the National League where he has no DH to contend with. Last time I checked a pitcher's record did mean something in baseball, not too many hall of famers with losing records out there. |
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Haha, right. I don't think I ever did "compare" Clement to Randy Johnson, and FUCK the hall of fame. FUCK pitchers records too. If you want to take that into account when it's a team sport than you might as well believe Sosa hitting 60+ homers in three years means something too. Clement put his team in a position to win every game; 3.68 ERA with 4.06 in run support. Therefore, he put more into it than they did thus his record is not credible.
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