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RedSoxAnni
Game time: 1:05 pm

Scheduled starters: Edwin Jackson (1-8, 6.88) v. Tim Wakefield (8-8, 4.31)

The game will be on NESN.

Boston weather:

10 am observation at KBOS: Wind out of the southwest at 9 mph, visibility 10 miles, few clouds at 10,000 feet, scattered clouds at 25,000 feet, temperature 76F, DP 54F.


Forecast:

We'll make it through the game without any signficant rain, and we'll probably make it through the Pops concert and fireworks before the rains reach Boston.

There's a warm front out in western to central NY/central PA at this time. It will approach the Boston area from the southwest. Meanwhile, there's a cold front behing that; it will affect our weather tomorrow. Right now, at 10 am, radar and satellite imagery shows the eastern edge of the rain at Syracuse and Binghamton, and the edge of the thicker midlevel clouds approaching the MA/NY border. The midlevel clouds will move into the Boston area during the afternoon, during the game, but there shouldn't be any rain until later in the evening.

It'll be in the mid to upper 70s at game time, and it might get into the low 80s during the afternoon. The wind will remain southwest, and will increase to around 15-20 mph with higher gusts during the afternoon. That, my friends, is blowing out toward left. MANNY, TAKE NOTE PLEASE!
RedSoxAnni
CODE
Tampa Bay                               Boston                                
---------                               ------                                

Pos  Player               HR  RBI  AVG. Pos  Player              HR  RBI  AVG.
---  ------               --  ---  ---- ---  ------              --  ---  ----
  3B  Iwamura, Akinori      3   12  .292  CF  Crisp, Coco          4   22  .263
  LF  Crawford, Carl        6   49  .281  2B  Cora, Alex           2   14  .282
  SS  Harris, Brendan       8   34  .307  DH  Ortiz, David        13   49  .307
  1B  Pena, Carlos         19   47  .283  RF  Drew, JD             6   32  .257
  RF  Norton, Greg          2    6  .203  3B  Lowell, Mike        12   55  .293
  DH  Young, Delmon         9   44  .272  1B  Hinske, Eric         3   11  .218
  2B  Wigginton, Ty        13   42  .269  LF  Ellsbury, Jacoby     0    0  .300
   C  Casanova, Raul        3    6  .273   C  Mirabelli, Doug      2    5  .174
  CF  Mohr, Dustan          1    2  .250  SS  Lugo, Julio          4   36  .194
   P  Jackson, Edwin (1-8, 6.88)           P  Wakefield, Tim (8-8, 4.31)



07/04 11:07:33 ET
Jermaine Van Buren Fan
Yeah, that's exactly what Wakefield needs - less run support.

Tito is absolutely clueless when it comes to anything like this. Does he even think?
SoxAroundTheWorld
This line-up looks like the minimalist approach. Look at every position, and all the players who could conceivably play there. Then pick the one for each slot with the least chance of adding offensive spark. So, how come WMP isn't DHing?
Yazfest
I understand that everyone needs a day off from time to time, but why give EVERYONE a day off on the same day and throw out a lineup supporting a pitcher that needs runs. I just don't get it.
Curll
That sounded nothing like the Anthem
dtkendrick
QUOTE(SoxAroundTheWorld @ Jul 4 2007, 11:59 AM) [snapback]700611[/snapback]
This line-up looks like the minimalist approach. Look at every position, and all the players who could conceivably play there. Then pick the one for each slot with the least chance of adding offensive spark. So, how come WMP isn't DHing?
Because Wily Mo has been swinging at pick off throws to first! I guess 4 Ks last night was a bit much, huh?


QUOTE(Yazfest @ Jul 4 2007, 12:06 PM) [snapback]700614[/snapback]
I understand that everyone needs a day off from time to time, but why give EVERYONE a day off on the same day and throw out a lineup supporting a pitcher that needs runs. I just don't get it.

The only defense I can give, and it is a lame excuse at that, is that Edwin Jackson has that nice 1-8 W/L and a 6.88 ERA. Other than that pitiful excuse, I have no answer!
Jermaine Van Buren Fan
Smartest player in baseball!!! Pedroia couldn't do that!!!
czar
QUOTE(Jermaine Van Buren Fan @ Jul 4 2007, 01:17 PM) [snapback]700639[/snapback]
Smartest player in baseball!!! Pedroia couldn't do that!!!


Wait, I don't get it. I thought you were, like, Cora's #1 fan.

Weird. biggrin.gif
Jermaine Van Buren Fan
QUOTE(czar @ Jul 4 2007, 01:24 PM) [snapback]700641[/snapback]
Wait, I don't get it. I thought you were, like, Cora's #1 fan.

Weird. biggrin.gif


Believe it or not, I actually like the play considering he's not a good hitter. However, Tito probably creamed himself over it.
Ralpho316
Trade Ortiz for Chipper Jones
Lou Duffys Cliff
Those 2 clowns in the booth realize the game is only in the 2nd inning. If they want to do the stupid banter, save it for later.
Jermaine Van Buren Fan
Underwater Dougie.
Bozzs
how can we lose Beerabelli..he is just awful.maybe someone can suggest a lighter bat so he will have a chance at getting around on a fastball...
retire25
The only lineup move that really bugs me is having Cora play for Pedroia instead of Lugo. Hinske for Youks is ok because Youks was clearly hurting last night. Ellsbury for Manny doesn't bother me because it's a day game after a night game and Manny has been struggling lately. Those moves make the lineup more LH against a RHP..

I have Cablevision and can't get the game on EI even though the schedule says it's supposed to be on. Anyone know anything?
Jermaine Van Buren Fan
QUOTE(retire25 @ Jul 4 2007, 01:37 PM) [snapback]700648[/snapback]
I have Cablevision and can't get the game on EI even though the schedule says it's supposed to be on. Anyone know anything?


I have EI with Cablevision and its on Ch. 417. I've gotta go, though, so good luck.
retire25
It just came on. Very strange. Of course, watching Santana beat the Pigs and listening to the RS on the radio wouldn't have been all bad either. wink.gif
Curll
Yaaaaaaaaaaaay
czar
DFA Manny. Play Ellsbury every day.

Do it up Theo.
Red Sox Fan2
QUOTE(Jermaine Van Buren Fan @ Jul 4 2007, 11:33 AM) [snapback]700600[/snapback]
Yeah, that's exactly what Wakefield needs - less run support.

Tito is absolutely clueless when it comes to anything like this. Does he even think?

cool.gif
Ralpho316
Get the pen going Tito
Curll
Craig. Bres. Low.

Way to hustle, Cora. Ass.
RedSoxAnni
Meanwhile, down in NY, the Twins take the lead 4-2 in the eighth on a two-run homerun by Kubel.
dtkendrick
I think Mirabelli has been watching the Wily Mo Pena instructional video, called "The Art of the Strikeout"

Way to Go Sox! Damn, Paps looks overpowering! Well done, kid!
Curll
Love that

Sox Sweep Again


Water, and three-in-a-row-on-the-Fourth!
carita
And Yankees lose. Santana Win 6-2.....
RedSoxAnni
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Tampa Bay                          ab  r  h  2b  3b  hr  rbi  w  k  avg.
Iwamura, Akinori 3b                  5  1  1   0   0   0    0  0  1  .290
Crawford, Carl lf                    5  1  3   1   0   0    2  0  0  .286
Harris, Brendan ss                   5  0  1   1   0   0    0  0  2  .305
Pena, Carlos 1b                      2  0  1   0   0   0    2  2  0  .285
Norton, Greg rf                      3  0  0   0   0   0    0  0  1  .195
  Gomes, Jonny ph-rf                  1  0  0   0   0   0    0  0  1  .246
Young, Delmon dh                     4  0  0   0   0   0    0  0  0  .269
Wigginton, Ty 2b                     4  1  1   0   0   0    0  0  1  .269
Casanova, Raul c                     3  2  2   0   0   1    1  1  0  .306
Mohr, Dustan cf                      4  0  0   0   0   0    0  0  2  .167
  Totals                             36  5  9   2   0   1    5  3  8

  Boston                             ab  r  h  2b  3b  hr  rbi  w  k  avg.
  Boston                             ab  r  h  2b  3b  hr  rbi  w  k  avg.
Crisp, Coco cf                       4  1  1   0   1   0    0  0  0  .263
Cora, Alex 2b                        3  1  1   1   0   0    1  0  0  .283
Ortiz, David dh                      3  1  1   0   0   0    0  1  1  .307
Drew, JD rf                          4  1  2   2   0   0    1  0  2  .261
Lowell, Mike 3b                      4  2  2   0   0   1    2  0  0  .296
Hinske, Eric 1b                      3  0  0   0   0   0    0  1  3  .210
Ellsbury, Jacoby lf                  4  1  1   1   0   0    1  0  0  .286
Mirabelli, Doug c                    4  0  1   0   0   0    2  0  3  .178
Lugo, Julio ss                       3  0  0   0   0   0    0  0  0  .192
  Totals                             32  7  9   4   1   1    7  2  9

  Tampa Bay         0 1 0  0 0 0  4 0 0  --  5
  Boston            1 0 0  3 3 0  0 0 X  --  7

LOB_Tampa Bay 7, Boston 4. 2B_C.Crawford, B.Harris, A.Cora, J.Drew 2,
J.Ellsbury. 3B_, C.Crisp. HR_R.Casanova (4) off T.Wakefield, M.Lowell (13)
off E.Jackson. S_A.Cora. SB_C.Crawford (21).

  Tampa Bay                   IP      H  R ER BB SO  HR  PC-ST   ERA
Jackson, Edwin (L 1-9)        5      9  7  7  1  5   1 101-64  7.26
Stokes, Brian                 1      0  0  0  0  1   0   11-7  5.54
Fossum, Casey                 2      0  0  0  1  3   0  29-18  7.17

  Boston                      IP      H  R ER BB SO  HR  PC-ST   ERA
Wakefield, Tim (W 9-8)      6 1-3    7  4  4  2  2   1  90-59  4.39
Lopez, Javier                1-3     2  1  1  0  1   0   11-6  3.43
Delcarmen, Manny            1 1-3    0  0  0  1  3   0  21-11  2.16
Papelbon, Jonathan (S 20)     1      0  0  0  0  2   0    9-7  1.69

WP_E.Jackson, T.Wakefield.
T_2:33. A_36,629.



07/04 15:59:27 ET
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