DirtDirtDirt
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Shoot BK
Watcha got ?
Great CL final 4
Bayern/Barca should be a classic
Watcha got ?
Great CL final 4
Bayern/Barca should be a classic
Shoot BK
Watcha got ?
Great CL final 4
Bayern/Barca should be a classic
All right man, will have to leave the board if I can't stop receiving emails whenever there is activity in here, I've changed every setting, but that doesn't work
you didnt change very setting.All right man, will have to leave the board if I can't stop receiving emails whenever there is activity in here, I've changed every setting, but that doesn't work
what a great start for boston!
2nd in baseball in runs scored with 108. Thats good right?
Well, theyve given up 118 runs...most in baseball...-9!
hanley has 9 homeruns, thats something i guess.
padres...poor hammer...so much hope going into the season, and everyones sexy pic...the nats...are awful.
Go banana!
Think we talked about that Hu. That SI waterfront development is happening faster than I thought. One bedrooms already running 1600, you know what that usually means
Is it too early to panic about Red Sox rotation? - Sports - The Boston Globe
Is it too early to panic about Red Sox rotation?
When does the evidence of a terrible start to the season transform from a small sample size to cause for alarm?
That’s the question the Red Sox face about the suspect state of their starting rotation, which arrived at Fenway Park on Monday armed with a 5.75 ERA, worst in the big leagues. The team is averaging 5⅓ innings per start this year, which ranks 24th in the majors, and has endured five outings in which its starter yielded six or more runs, the most in the majors.
It would be one thing if those struggles came when the team was awaiting the return of key starters from the disabled list, such as Tampa Bay. But that’s not the case. The five pitchers who have started for the Sox are the same five with whom the Sox constructed their 2015 blueprint.
Monday night’s game against the Blue Jays marked the fourth full cycle through the rotation, about 12 percent of the way through the season. Is that too small of a sample, or is that evidence that a roster weakness threatens to swallow the team’s postseason aspirations?
To manager John Farrell, it’s a bit early to reach any conclusions. That said, the time to do so isn’t that far off.
“To me, you’re probably into that 6-to-8 start [range] that gives you somewhat of a snapshot certainly of where you’ve been and maybe where you’re going,” Farrell said. “Hopefully by that time you’re north of 40 innings for a given starter in that eight-start period, that eight-start mark. That’s roughly 20 percent of the season. It starts to give you a little bit of a gauge of where things are.”
Who woulda thought pitching would be a problem for the Sox? I mean except every Sox fan I know.
Cyder, meet Rock. Rock, Cyder.