Hello Everyone!
If we haven't talked yet, my name is Zach "Z.V." Sanders and I have been writing here since May.
This past January I set up another sports site called 24/7 Sports Stop as a side project of mine. My current writing staff has gotten lazy and stopped posting, and I am looking to add new writers.
Boston Red Sox
21 September 2008
29 July 2008
Recently, I also did a rundown of a few of the teams that could be the busiest come deadline day. Now, a look at the specific players that could be moving:
Catcher
Bengie Molina, Giants: Both the Yankees and Marlins have been said to approached the Giants about the catcher. Both of those teams have had injuries to the position lately, and could be looking for an immediate replacement. The price has been said to be turning some off of the idea. You have to remember, you are not just getting a replacement catcher, you are getting one that can hit and knows what it takes to win a title. I'm secretly rooting for the Yanks to acquire him, because who doesn't want an all Molina catching squad? Now if only Yadier was for sale.....
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27 July 2008
Some teams who look to be busy, and the situation they are in:
Boston Red Sox:
Could be busy, but could be utterly dormant. With the Sox making it perfectly clear that they are fed up with Manny, and Manny telling ESPNdeportes that he would welcome a trade, the ball is in Theo's court. If he trades Manny, it will be almost impossible to acquire a player who could become his automatic replacement and contribute in the playoff race. What would the Sox even ask for? They are solid in the prospect department at SP, 2B, SS, OF. They are also locked up at almost every other position. I don't even have a clue of who could make a run at Ramirez. Possibly the Mets, who have some prospects to offer. I do NOT expect Manny to be dealt, but his option is sure as hell not getting picked up for next year.
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9 July 2008
As we continue to grow our community here at BostonRedSoxFanSite.com I've been scouring the net for other Red Sox blogs trying to network a bit. I recently ran across Boston Red Thoughts ( http://www.bostonredthoughts.com). If you get a chance, check it out. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves the Red Sox.
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7 July 2008
For some of you who don't know, I am a fantasy sports fanatic. I enjoy the crunching of number, and the drafting of players. This is an example from one of my leagues (my team is SPeff Starz, having an unusually bad season for my standards.)
Continue reading "All Stars and Winning Fantasy Baseball: Relation?"
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3 July 2008
Maybe in all of sports. Now that spring training has started, and opening day nears, a Boston Red Sox fan, who is also a professional journalist who frequently writes about baseball; and a New York Yankees fan have united to create a blog and web site where readers can celebrate, discuss and debate all things Red Sox, Yankees and baseball.
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2 June 2008
na bring the heat, while Qualls has a fairy speedy sinker with a huge break at the end.
#3: Boston Red Sox:
Closer: Jonathen Papelbon
RH: David Aardsma
LH: Hideki Okajima
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26 May 2008
Big Fat Bartolo Colon. Masterful. Two words you do not usually hear in the same sentence as of late. But alas, Big Fat Bartolo pitched 7 strong innings of 5 hit, 4 strikeout baseball on only 84 pitches to ultimately send Mariners fans home with a 7th straight loss. Colon had his best stuff against the Ms. His fastball was always around 93-95 MPH, and occasionally hit 97. His change-up was moving well and located with pristine accuracy. His slider was left up in the zone at times, but ultimately did not get punished like it should have. If you are a fantasy baseball player, take a chance on Colon. His velocity is higher than it has been since 2004.
Continue reading "Colon, Pedroia hand Mariners 7th straight loss"
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ough the section, and came across an article of his titled " The Mariners could learn from the Boston Red Sox". In a way, this outraged me. I was upset enough to write him a response. Below is my e-mail to him.
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25 May 2008
Here are some stories I've dug up. Always nice to get another perspective on things
MLB
Mariners woes continue as Putz blows lead vs Yanks
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/mariners/2004438030_webmari25.html
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