O's @ Red Sox (So...when do those Pats start up?)
Posted: Sat Sep 1, 2007 1:39 pm
The Sox continued to do everything they could to blow the division as they lost 9-8 to the Orioles last night. The Captain came up huge (for the O's) as a pinch hitter with a weak grounder back to the mound off Chad Bradford and a game ending double play with the tying run in scoring position and winning run on base. Luckily for us, Phil Hughes did his Kei Igawa impression and didn't last 5 IP while losing to the D-Rays.
Buchholz, Ellsbury, Moss, Bryan Corey and Clayton got the calls (and Mirabelli has been activated-- despite not being ready to play just yet) with Buchholz getting the start later tonight. Hopefully he can start a little winning streak and The Red Sox can not lose every single game they play without Manny Ramirez. They'll face lefty Garret Olson in tonight's game at 7 PM EST.
According to reports, tomorrow will be Jon Lester (though Francona did not state Lester is getting a call up in his post-game interview-- just the ones I mentioned above) against Daniel Cabrera in a game that may have 20 walks and go on for 5 hours. Game starts at 2 PM EST.
Anyone know how serious Wakefield's back problem is?
Buchholz, Ellsbury, Moss, Bryan Corey and Clayton got the calls (and Mirabelli has been activated-- despite not being ready to play just yet) with Buchholz getting the start later tonight. Hopefully he can start a little winning streak and The Red Sox can not lose every single game they play without Manny Ramirez. They'll face lefty Garret Olson in tonight's game at 7 PM EST.
According to reports, tomorrow will be Jon Lester (though Francona did not state Lester is getting a call up in his post-game interview-- just the ones I mentioned above) against Daniel Cabrera in a game that may have 20 walks and go on for 5 hours. Game starts at 2 PM EST.
Anyone know how serious Wakefield's back problem is?