Good News on the Pitching Front
John Farrell, the man who led the best group of pitchers the Red Sox have seen in years, has agreed to return next year: The highly respected pitching coach will return to the World Series champions in 2008. This, after Farrell turned down an opportunity to meet with the Pittsburgh Pirates regarding their managerial vacancy.
This is really great news, when you consider that for once, our pitching is a strength instead of a weakness.
Hope you all got to see Papelbon on Letterman a couple nights ago--just reaffirmed my belief that he would be a lot of fun to hang out with!
What else? Mirabelli filed for free agency, which presents a problem for Wakefield. Of course, he wasn't that great this year with the bat, but we've seen what happens when a catcher not named Doug tries to catch Wakefield. Maybe we could just replace Tim? Now begins the Waiting Game, I guess.
I would like to mention that Eric Gagne filed for free agency as well. But I'm not too concerned about that, strangely enough...
This is really great news, when you consider that for once, our pitching is a strength instead of a weakness.
Hope you all got to see Papelbon on Letterman a couple nights ago--just reaffirmed my belief that he would be a lot of fun to hang out with!
What else? Mirabelli filed for free agency, which presents a problem for Wakefield. Of course, he wasn't that great this year with the bat, but we've seen what happens when a catcher not named Doug tries to catch Wakefield. Maybe we could just replace Tim? Now begins the Waiting Game, I guess.
I would like to mention that Eric Gagne filed for free agency as well. But I'm not too concerned about that, strangely enough...
Labels: Papelbon, Pitching, Tim Wakefield
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