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Since Spring Training officially began on Tuesday, the Red Sox pitching staff has been impressing their coaches. The major league pitcher that has been the most impressive thus far has been the a player who has a lot to prove in 2010, Jonathan Papelbon. After his abysmal performance in last year’s ALCS, Papelbon has been waiting [...]
One of my colleagues over at C70 At The Bat, and a fellow member of the BBA (Baseball Bloggers Alliance) has a fantastic series he call ‘Playing Pepper’. He asks bloggers to weigh-in on 10 questions about the team that they cover and know well. C70’s St. Louis Cardinal’s blog is one of the best [...]
I had the opportunity to answer a few questions for NESN.com in a new segment they started called Red Sox Blog Roundtable. The questions were geared around previewing the 2010 season and looking further into the AL East. Other topics include the Red Sox starting rotation issues, batting order thoughts, and minor league impact at [...]
The Red Sox revealed their plan for their new Spring Training facility today. The complex plans to open it’s doors in 2012 and will have a replica version of the Green Monster looming over left field. According to WEEI.com, the new stadium will hold 11,000 and there will be 6 practice fields next door.
The 5 Questions series continues with a different geographic take on the upcoming 2010 season. I asked Dom Amore of the Hartford Courant about the Red Sox/Yankees rivalry and the AL East. Being entrenched in the middle of the Evil Empire and Red Sox Nation gives Dom a unique perspective on the two teams. Enjoy!
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