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    2009 Red Sox Prospects

    November 15, 2009 by Mike · Leave a Comment 

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    From Baseball Prospectus:

    Five-Star Prospects
    1. Ryan Westmoreland, CF
    2. Casey Kelly RHP/SS
    Four-Star Prospects
    3. Josh Reddick, OF
    4. Ryan Kalish, OF
    Three-Star Prospects
    5. Anthony Rizzo, 1B
    6. Jose Iglesias, SS
    7. Junichi Tazawa, RHP
    8. Michael Bowden, RHP
    9. Lars Anderson, 1B
    10. Reymond Fuentes, CF
    11. Derrik Gibson, 2B/SS

    Four More:
    12. David Renfroe, RHP/SS: Like Kelly, he’s another big-bonus, two-way star, but Renfroe will begin his career as an infielder, and he projects as a prototypical third baseman due to his size, power potential, and arm.
    13. Alex Wilson, RHP: He had a 0.50 ERA in New York-Penn League while giving up just 10 hits in 36 innings, but he’s already 23, so he should dominate. Still, his fastball/slider combo is impressive.
    14. Stolmy Pimentel, RHP: The young Dominican righty still has plus command and plenty of projection, but performances have been so-so.
    15. Che-Hsuan Lin, LF: Lin’s tools still impress, his defense remains outstanding, his numbers… not so much, but Red Sox officials remain very high on him.

    1. Ryan Westmoreland, CF
    DOB: 04/27/90
    Height/Weight:6-2/195
    Bats/Throws: L/R
    Drafted/Signed:5th round, 2008, Portsmouth HS (RI)
    2009 Stats: .296/.401/.484 at Short-season (60 G)
    Last Year’s Ranking: 5

    Year in Review: The high-profile over-slot draftee from 2008 did not disappoint in his pro debut.
    The Good: One scout described Westmoreland as having “the tools of a top-five high school pick, with the advanced skills of a college player.” Supremely athletic, Westmoreland has average power with projection for more, as well as a keen understanding of the strike zone and a silky smooth swing with some natural lift to it. He’s an outstanding runner with instincts, as indicated by his 19 stolen bases in 60 games for the Spinners without getting caught.
    The Bad: Westmoreland had shoulder surgery after signing, and he played in the field for only eight games last year. He had a plus arm in high school, but it’s not completely back yet. His season ended early when he broke his collarbone, so there are some minor concerns about his health record so far. Some of the more advanced left-handers of the New York-Penn League gave him trouble with good breaking balls.
    Ephemera: Westmoreland knew how to get things started at Lowell, batting .423/.500/.635 in his first plate appearances over 60 games.
    Perfect World Projection: Westmoreland could be the kind of player people thought Grady Sizemore would become.
    Path to the Big Leagues: Jacoby Ellsbury is well established in Boston, but it’s too early to worry about that.
    Timetable: Westmoreland will make a highly anticipated full-season debut in 2010, beginning the year at Low-A Greenville.

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    What The Hell Happened To Sammy Sosa

    November 6, 2009 by Mike · Leave a Comment 

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    No need to adjust the color on your monitor, this is the actual skin tone of the once beloved slugger, Sammy Sosa. Is this what years of steroid does to you? Or just the onslaught of vitiligo? I know for a fact its not herpes. Definitely not that.

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    November 6, 2009 by Mike · Leave a Comment 

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      John Valentin’s was Better

      August 24, 2009 by SOS · Leave a Comment 

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      Bruntlett already made two errors in the ninth, it was the least he could do.

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      Clemens DNA on McNamee Syringes

      March 11, 2009 by SOS · Leave a Comment 

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      Poor Roger, you should have just admitted it and shut the hell up!  Now in breaking news Clemens was seen throwing this bat at Brian McNamee’s child, just kidding.  NESN was showing Clemens highlights of when he was skinny and then a fat dump and then a giant musclehead.  Funny how he went from being the greatest right handed pitcher of all-time (other than Pedro) to being the biggest joke of all time.

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      Manny Uncut

      March 7, 2009 by SOS · Leave a Comment 

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      “Dinner for One” thinking about a return

      March 1, 2009 by SOS · 1 Comment 

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      America’s least favorite overweight loud mouth, not named Rush Limbaugh, is thinking about pitching in 2009.   Schilling said this on ESPN radio:

      But if Curt Schilling returns to pitch this season in the major leagues, a comeback likely could involve the American League-champion Tampa Bay Rays or Chicago Cubs.

       

      “The challenge would be in a place like Tampa Bay or Chicago,” the free agent said Saturday in Orlando, Fla.

       

      Schilling, who sat out the 2008 season after undergoing shoulder surgery, said he hasn’t made a decision on coming back.

       

       

      Schilling was in Florida attending ESPN The Weekend festivities at Walt Disney World.

       

      “I’m hemming and hawing right now,” he said. “I’ll make a decision in the next couple of weeks.”

       

      Schilling put the chances of his return at 20 percent Friday.

       

      “I’m pretty sure I’m not going to, but I’m not positive,” he said, speaking to ESPN Radio’s Erik Kuselias on the “Tirico & Van Pelt” show. “I don’t have to make a decision yet, and I’m just not sure if I want to.”

       

      Cubs general manager Jim Hendry wouldn’t specify whether his team would be interested in Schilling, but he sounded optimistic when discussing the prospect of the 20-year veteran’s return with the Chicago Tribune.

       

      “We’ll always keep our eye on anybody we think can help us,” Hendry told the newspaper. “I have a lot of respect for him. Great pitcher. Great big-game pitcher.”

       

      Schilling, who has a 216-146 career record, declined Friday to say exactly when he would announce his decision.

       

      “I’ll figure it out when I need to figure it out,” he said.

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      I wonder who the other 103 names are???

      February 24, 2009 by Mike · Leave a Comment 

      This list is complete speculation and these names are in random order, but here is the list of players that I think could have shown up on the same list that A-Rod was on.  There is a good chance we will never know and this will always be speculation. 

      1. Barry Bonds
      2. Sammy Sosa
      3. Adrian Beltre
      4. Gary Sheffield
      5. Andy Petitte
      6. Roger Clemens
      7. Eric Gagne
      8. Brian Roberts
      9. Kevin Millar
      10. Jay Gibbons
      11. Jason Varitek
      12. Manny Alexander
      13. Jason Grimsely
      14. Jason Giambi
      15. Brett Boone
      16. Jim Thome
      17. Javy Lopez
      18. Carlos Delgado
      19. Jeff Bagwell
      20. Jim Edmonds
      21. Raffy Palmeiro
      22. Jose Guillen
      23. Mike Lowell
      24. Jeromy Burnitz
      25. Reggie Sanders
      26. Jorge Posada
      27. Magglio Ordonez
      28. Trot Nixon
      29. Richard Hildago
      30. Scott Rolen
      31. Jose Valentin
      32. Miguel Tejada
      33. Luis Gonzalez
      34. Preston Wilson
      35. Gary Matthews Jr. 
      36. Bobby Abreu
      37. Shea Hillenbrand
      38. Juan Encarnacion
      39. Jeff Kent
      40. Moises Alou
      41. Raul Ibanez
      42. Brian Giles
      43. Marcus Giles
      44. Pudge Rodriquez
      45. Juan Gonzalez
      46. Wil Cordero
      47. Raul Mondesi
      48. Paul Konerko
      49. Eric Hinske
      50. Placido Polanco
      51. Rich Auralia
      52. Benito Santiago
      53. Ruben Sierra
      54. Paul LoDuca
      55. Troy Glaus
      56. Andres Galarraga
      57. Travis Hafner
      58. Fernando Vina
      59. Gabe Kapler
      60. Russell Branyan
      61. Aaron Rowand
      62. David Dellucci
      63. Brian Daubach
      64. Bobby Estalella
      65. Jeremy Giambi
      66. Derrick Turnbow
      67. Randy Velarde
      68. Matt Williams
      69. Marvin Bernard
      70. David Bell
      71. Jerry Hairston Jr.
      72. Scott Schoeneweis
      73. Brendan Donnelly
      74. Jack Cust
      75. Kevin Brown
      76. Matt Herges
      77. Kent Mercker
      78. Armando Rios
      79. Ron Villone
      80. Mo Vaughn
      81. Steve Woodard
      82. Ismael Valdez
      83. Larry Bigbie
      84. Jorge Julio
      85. Ugueth Urbina
      86. Troy Percival
      87. Danys Baez
      88. Armando Benitez
      89. Fernando Rodney
      90. Steve Kline
      91. Jesus Colome
      92. Arthur Rhodes
      93. Tim Worrell
      94. Erubiel Durazo
      95. Ryan Franklin
      96. Mike Lansing
      97. Chuck Knoblauch
      98. Todd Hundley
      99. Adam Piatt
      100. Todd Pratt
      101. Denny Neagle
      102. David Justice
      103. Jose Canseco

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