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2012 Bill James Projections – Red Sox Bullpen

2012 Bill James Projections – Red Sox Bullpen

Off the Monster’s, Kayla, breaks down the ever-present Pitching of the Red Sox. Pitchers and catchers report tomorrow, so I figured I’d better wrap up this segment – with a few disclaimers: despite the fact that we now know Daniel Bard is preparing to be a starter, he will be listed here, as James projected his numbers as a reliever; this is also true of Alfredo Aceves, who has expressed interest in starting again but might be more valuable in the bullpen. RHP Alfredo Aceves: 2011: 10-2, 114 IP, 42 BB, 80 SO, 2.61 ERA, 2 saves 2012 projection: 8-5,…

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Enjoy your retirement, Tim Wakefield

Enjoy your retirement, Tim Wakefield

I think you all know how I feel about Tim Wakefield. He’s been a part of the Red Sox since I was five years old.  I literally cannot remember a Red Sox team without Wake tossing the knuckler. But it was time. Tim had a terrible second half last year, going 2-5 post All Star break, and he only won 4 games in 2010, with 10 losses. However, Wakefield has been well worth the few stinkers over the last few years, as he’s been instrumental for seventeen. Wake has been a starter, a middle-reliever, a mop-up guy, and even a…

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2012 Bill James Projections – Red Sox Rotation

2012 Bill James Projections – Red Sox Rotation

I’ve waited long enough to see if we’ll be getting any new and exciting pitching additions – Spring Training is fast approaching (and Lester is already in camp!), so it’s high time to finish out the 2012 projections. LHP Jon Lester:2011 projection: 14-9, 31 starts, 204 IP, 3.53 ERA, 82 BB, 193 SO2011: 15-9, 31 starts, 191.2 IP, 3.47 ERA, 75 BB, 182 SO2012 projection: 15-9, 31 starts, 192 IP, 3.61 ERA, 74 BB, 180 SOI thought James was being too pessimistic about Lester in his projection for 2011, and he turned out to be pretty much right on the…

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I’ll take it!

I’ll take it!

Kayla, from Off the Monster, reminds us to keep our chins up! Two weeks until pitchers and catchers!

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Super Bowl Sunday: Please Don’t Riot. Please. Don’t.

Super Bowl Sunday: Please Don’t Riot. Please. Don’t.

Over the past eight years of working in higher education in Boston (yes friends, my full time job is not in sports), I have worked my fair share of university-sponsored viewing parties for the World Series, ALCS and Super Bowl. Part of working these parties is convincing students to attend them and imploring them to lay off the rioting in the streets (part of the reason why we hold them.) Achieving both goals can be hard. Most times schools decide to share “Please Don’t Riot” messages via an all-university email, and over the past few years I’ve had to review or…

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Super Bowl Sports Gear: Women Apparently Love Tom Brady Jerseys.

Super Bowl Sports Gear: Women Apparently Love Tom Brady Jerseys.

Leading up to Sunday’s Super Bowl, what NFL  jerseys were hot in the world of online shopping? Not surprisingly, New England Patriots’ quarterback Tom Brady is very popular with online jersey buyers. Nextag.com rounded up some figures and shared them with members of the media throughout the web. Here are some of the facts and figures I found interesting: • In terms of Patriots’ gear, “Tom Brady continues to be the most sought-after jersey with 8 of the top 10 selling items, followed by Wes Welker.” • Women’s merchandise account for seven of the top ten most popular Patriots’ items sold online. The most…

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On Brady and Buffalo Bashing

On Brady and Buffalo Bashing

For a few years in during my childhood, I thought the most incredible hotel in the world was some generic chain hotel by the Walden Galleria, just outside of Buffalo, NY. My main reasoning for this? It was the first hotel I had ever been to, and despite my mother’s pre-trip warnings, it looked clean and didn’t smell. It also had Canadian television channels, which led 14 year old me to a wonderful dilemma: do I watch the Canadian Pro Figure Skating Championships or Hockey Night in Canada? I eventually grew up, traveled much more, even lived in a hotel…

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The Sister Project

The Sister Project

When we were younger, my sister Megan and I had a plan. We would buy the old Bells supermarket on Empire Boulevard in the Irondequoit/Rochester gray area, next to Dan’s Crafts and Things. We would gut it, partition it in half, and operate a gymnastics center and dance studio. My side, the dance studio, would be called “Dance By The Light of The Moon,” after a song reference in our mother’s favorite movie, It’s a Wonderful Life. My sister’s side, the gymnastics center, went unnamed save for a few times where she said she would just call it, “Megan’s Gymnastics.”…

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Thanks again, Cliff Lee!

Thanks again, Cliff Lee!

 With all of the starpower on its way to the American League for the upcoming season, I think it’s time to once again thank Cliff Lee for shunning the Yankees’ offer of more money to go to Philadelphia last offseason.  With Albert Pujols heading to Anaheim, Prince Fielder going to Detroit, and Roy Oswalt talking to the Rangers, I’m happier than ever that Lee opted for the National League. Thankfully, neither Pujols nor Fielder are in our division, so we’ll be facing the Angels just six times and the Tigers ten times during the regular season (in contrast, we’ll play…

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Yankees’ 1990s Core 4 now 50% retired

Yankees’ 1990s Core 4 now 50% retired

Off the Monster’s Kayla, reminds us that it’s hard to say good-bye, even if you’re saying it to a Yankee. Unless you’re living under a rock (and I won’t judge you if you are), you’ve probably heard that New York Yankees’ catcher Jorge Posada retired today. Posada was drafted out of Puerto Rico in 1990 – I was less than six months old – and debuted five years later on September 4, 1995.  Needless to say I cannot remember a Yankees team without Posada behind the plate. He’ll end his career with a .273 BA, .374 OBP, .474 SLG, 275…

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