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November 20, 2009

• 11:30 AM Jimmy on Tokin' With Tim

  Come on Jim. Wins should not really be considered at all, since they are 50% dependent on what the offense does. Besides, the Giants were basically just as bad as KC offensively. So, if you buy Greinke as a valid winner, you should have no gripe with Timmy either. I think the BBWAA is coming around on this issue, finally. Lincecum and Greinke both winning is a sign of progress, that the writers are finally waking up. They were, undoubtedly, the best pitchers in each league.

  
  

  November 19, 2009

• 10:06 PM bobmac on Ortiz already preparing for 2010

  A couple of Papi Shakes and he'll be as good as new.

  
  

  November 19, 2009

• 9:52 PM Marc on OF prospect Daeges to have ankle surgery Friday

  I just got diagnosed with this same bone problem today that Daeges has. Got a cortisone shot and Doc will for me with custom insoles, if that don't work.... surgery! It is very frustrating, won't heal and goes away, comes back over an over. Daeges is tough, he will be back strong!

  
  

  November 18, 2009

• 4:30 PM Michelle on Red Sox release backup catcher Kottaras

  George seemed like a nice guy, but I don't think he will ever be a major impact ballplayer.

  
  

  November 18, 2009

• 3:42 PM ZJ on Red Sox release backup catcher Kottaras

  SoxProspects.com (7:31 PM EST, Tuesday) and the Portland Press-Herald (6:12 AM EST, Wednesday) actually reported this before WEEI(9:55 AM EST, Wednesday), but nice try.

  
  

  November 18, 2009

• 9:48 AM melvin laird on Red Sox increase prices on some tickets for 2010

  "...the increases were some of the team's lowest average percentage rises in 15 seasons." Man!,talk about spin. Larry Lucchino could talk a dog off a meat wagon.

  
  

  November 13, 2009

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  November 13, 2009

• 2:22 AM csy211 on Sox suffer crushing defeat in epic 15 inning duel, 2-0

  metin2 yangmetin2 yang the Caro and the many others whose lifestyle is hard to imagine today, so far is it from our modern life.

  
  

  November 12, 2009

• 9:11 PM Brian Myers on Bay wins Silver Slugger Award

  Anyone else spot the obvious correlation between the Silver Sluggers and the Gold Gloves? Pathetic. The Gold Glove award should be fixed or killed. It's an embarrassment.

  
  

  November 12, 2009

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  November 12, 2009

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  November 12, 2009

• 2:07 AM Janney on Reports: No answer yet from Varitek

  He has chosen to stay. That's the latest update I've read now. Thanks for sharing this though. Good luck to our favorites. By the way, being a great sports fan is rewarding too! Here's one from Premio Foods, the producer of delicious and quality sausage products in the U.S. They're giving away free buy one get one coupon whenever your favorite team wins. Be a Premio Facebook Fan and check out the details. Thanks and have a great day!

  
  

  November 11, 2009

• 8:29 PM ED VITA on Varitek exercises option to remain with Red Sox

  GOOD DEAL. I BELIEVE IT WORKED OUT FOR THE BEST.

  
  

  November 9, 2009

• 9:35 AM Mike Bel on It's Not How Much; It's How Much More

  Uhmmm, doesn't it say " I could not care less"? Maybe you should take reading lessons before trying your hand at grammer correction. Sounds like you are all PO'd about being laid off by the Journal.

  
  

  November 9, 2009

• 9:35 AM Mike Bel on It's Not How Much; It's How Much More

  Uhmmm, doesn't it say " I could not care less"? Maybe you should take reading lessons before trying your hand at grammer correction. Sounds like you are all PO'd about being laid off by the Journal.

  
  

  November 9, 2009

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  November 9, 2009

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  November 7, 2009

• 1:38 AM TCP02906 on It's Not How Much; It's How Much More

  Donaldson begins his column with "I could care less." One can only assume (hope) that he intends to say "I couldn’t care less," the meaning of which is “it is impossible for me to have less interest or concern in this matter, since I am already utterly indifferent.” At least it makes logical sense when used in this way. The illogical inversion (“...could care less”) has arisen, over time, due to a mistaken interpretation of the statement's true meaning. Taken literally, if one could care less, then one must care at least a little, which is obviously the opposite of what Donaldson means. More importantly: shouldn't writers at the Journal know and observe such BASIC differences in meaning...and how to express their meaning with clarity? As some might say, this isn't rocket science. Maybe recent staffing cuts at the ProJo included copy editors and proofreaders. If so, it was obviously a mistake. At least a few should be brought back to Fountain Street before things deteriorate further. My main point here? At a respectable newspaper, writers should know and understand what they're writing. ProJo management should care MORE!

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 11:49 AM Mike on Yankees Win! Thuh-uh-uh-uh Yankees Win! Yawn...

  as a Red Sox fan, while I am not happy the Yankees won, you've got to give them credit - stop the bellyaching about the payroll - the players still have to play the game - the pitcher has to make his pitches, the fielders have to make plays, and batters have to hit...if the Red Sox did all those things, they would have gone farther - stop crying about the payroll, who cares

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 11:48 AM Mike on Yankees Win! Thuh-uh-uh-uh Yankees Win! Yawn...

  as a Red Sox fan, while I am not happy the Yankees won, you've got to give them credit - stop the bellyaching about the payroll - the players still have to play the game - the pitcher has to make his pitches, the fielders have to make plays, and batters have to hit...if the Red Sox did all those things, they would have gone farther - stop crying about the payroll, who cares