Just got good news with Beckett...but they're hurting and their bullpen has been terrible. Now the Rays own them and they go back to Fenway for a 4 game set in just a few days. If the Rays have their way...the Sox are in trouble.
Of course Sox fans probably won't say that they're worried...but anyone think they should be?
I know they'll make it too...but I have to ask.
The Rays also have 7 left against the Yanks...but that's a more even series that the Rays won't cakewalk through.
As for Lester...he threw like 40 against the Yanks in the 1st at Fenway last week but settled down. The only difference is that he didn't allow a run in the 1st that game.
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As for the remaining schedule...I agree that the Red Sox "should" finish out.
I'm annoyed by the Yankee fans who say "Lets Go Rays!!! Knock the Red Sox out!!!"
What they don't understand is, if they want the Rays in the playoffs, odds are likely that it will be at the Yankees' expense because they'll have to win games against the Yankees to keep up.
I understand the Sox are playing bad...but there is no chance in hell they get manhandled by the lowly Orioles.
That's tough. The Sox own the Yanks regardless of whose hurt or not. And their offense owns all of the Yanks pitching.
The Rays, on the other hand, have Shields, Price and Hellickson.
But the real question is...would the Red Sox make it to the ALCS. They may own the Yanks...but if they're up against Texas or Detroit on the road...can they win?
That's tough. The Sox own the Yanks regardless of whose hurt or not. And their offense owns all of the Yanks pitching.
The Rays, on the other hand, have Shields, Price and Hellickson.
But the real question is...would the Red Sox make it to the ALCS. They may own the Yanks...but if they're up against Texas or Detroit on the road...can they win?
Not if Weiland, bedard, miller, wakefield have to pitch
That's tough. The Sox own the Yanks regardless of whose hurt or not. And their offense owns all of the Yanks pitching.
The Rays, on the other hand, have Shields, Price and Hellickson.
But the real question is...would the Red Sox make it to the ALCS. They may own the Yanks...but if they're up against Texas or Detroit on the road...can they win?
It's all about pitching in postrseason, mostly. Redsox prolly exit quickly with the current starting pitchings, but i would lean facing Rays if i were Yanks homer.
It's all about pitching in postrseason, mostly. Redsox prolly exit quickly with the current starting pitchings, but i would lean facing Rays if i were Yanks homer.
The Yanks had a 3-man rotation in 2009 and AJ had a 5.33 ERA. So the Yanks had 2 reliable starters. They averaged 5.3 runs per game in the playoffs that year, scoring under 4 runs just twice.
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