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Red Sox close to deal for Padres 1st basemen Adrian Gonzalez

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OG Hack Wilson:

--- Quote from: Boss Tweed on December 17, 2009, 10:47:15 AM ---
--- Quote from: Hack Wilson on December 17, 2009, 07:53:39 AM ---i think Bucholz can do better in the NL West than the AL East - this is for sure


but I still don't see why Red Sox fans have such a hard-on for him and try to raise his value because of one no-hitter he threw as a rookie lol



and Ellsbury's 2007 was clearly an aberation...he's a .300 hitter who can't walk to save his life - but plays solid D and is a great base stealer

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The only people that try and downplay Bucholz talent are Yankee fans.  Which is funny because they had a plaque in Cooperstown for Joba before he even started a game.

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LMAO you fool - what talent?  his 4.91 career ERA, his 1.495 WHIP or his losing record on one of the MLB's premier teams?



or are you talking about his amazing skill of pitching for the Portland Sea Dogs?  ::)

Chamillitary Click:

--- Quote from: Boss Tweed on December 16, 2009, 09:21:20 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on December 16, 2009, 08:12:24 PM ---i hope not, although; without Bay, it won't do anything.

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Huh... Gozo is a much better player than Bay.  And Bay is on the decline.  I don't understand what Bay has to do with anything.

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obviously lol.

but that offense is weak without Bay & Gonzo.

forget Bay, he was just someone i expect to be resigned; bottom line is they need another bat besides Gonzo.

Boss Tweed:

--- Quote from: Hack Wilson on December 17, 2009, 12:11:41 PM ---
--- Quote from: Boss Tweed on December 17, 2009, 10:47:15 AM ---
--- Quote from: Hack Wilson on December 17, 2009, 07:53:39 AM ---i think Bucholz can do better in the NL West than the AL East - this is for sure


but I still don't see why Red Sox fans have such a hard-on for him and try to raise his value because of one no-hitter he threw as a rookie lol



and Ellsbury's 2007 was clearly an aberation...he's a .300 hitter who can't walk to save his life - but plays solid D and is a great base stealer

--- End quote ---

The only people that try and downplay Bucholz talent are Yankee fans.  Which is funny because they had a plaque in Cooperstown for Joba before he even started a game.

--- End quote ---


LMAO you fool - what talent?  his 4.91 career ERA, his 1.495 WHIP or his losing record on one of the MLB's premier teams?



or are you talking about his amazing skill of pitching for the Portland Sea Dogs?  ::)

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He's still a kid and basically every big trade that has the Sox named involved, his name is at the center of what the other team wants.  And outside a rough August the kid pitched pretty well last season.  If he can get over his concentration problems he'll be at least a number 2.  The kid has ace like stuff.  The only people that don't think this kid has the talent to be a front line pitcher are Yankee fans.

OG Hack Wilson:
the giants don't trade tim linceum

the yankees don't trade phil hughes

the dodgers don't trade clayton kershaw



clay bucholz? he's touchable in deals.

J.D. Wykid, Esq.:
yeah...i dont see the hype around buchholz.  sure he could live up to the hype but so far he aint showed us shit besides his one amazing outing. 

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