He’s Sean White, and he’s probably inconsequential. But there’s a cool video of Mark Melancon diving with sharks in the post, too.
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In which I explore whether Scott Atchison could catch on with the club (again) and play a useful role in 2012.
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Theo Epstein claims he didn’t need to leave the Red Sox in 2006 to gain control in the front office. I don’t believe him.
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We’re having some technical difficulties at Red’s Army, so I decided to write my first post in a month or so. Brilliant.
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It seems more likely that we’ll have three platoons. The battles are in the pitching staff.
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One of them is very familiar, likes fried chicken, and hates his infielders.
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If the latest reports are to be believed, we might end up with 20 starts or so out of Mr. Matsuzaka. I’ll take it.
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WEEI’s Alex Speier brings up a great point that the mystery teams in Detroit and Los Angeles made this year’s free agent first basemen market difficult to feel out. Good thing we locked up Adrian Gonzalez when we did.
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A rundown of the Yankees’, Blue Jays’, and Rays’ moves while the Sox stand pat in an active day of the hot stove.
Scott Priest 