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To: nutmeg
The Red Sox are screwed. Okijima has nothing left at this point in the season, Delcarmen is trick or treat and the other choices, besides Gag-Me are old Man Timlin, Cory or Snyder.

Gagne was supposed to bolster the pen but instead has given away 4 games for the Sox. Francona did make the mistake giving him too much of a leash but he needs someone to pitch the 8th and this is what they got him for. Frankly the experiment needs to be over. This performance was as disgusting as they get with his inability to throw a strike. One thing if they hit your pitches but to just walk in runs is completely unprofessional.

The Sox will go to the playoffs but as a WC team that backed in while falling apart. I predict they go out in the first round while winning but one game.

858 posted on 09/18/2007 7:08:40 PM PDT by misterrob (Two down, 17 more til the Pats win the SB again.)
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To: misterrob
I agree that the Red Sox are screwed. The writing has been on the wall for awhile, to be honest. Extra-disgusting as they've held the MLB lead all season long. Now we've got two head-case pitchers: Gagne and Clement, who is still part of the Red Sox organization.

I swear if I were the Red Sox owner, I'd fire Francona after tonight's debacle. What the heck is wrong with Francona? He just sits there in the dugout, rocking back and forth. Mike Scioscia or Jim Leyland wouldn't put up with Gagne's crap pitching with the game (and Division lead) on the line like we witnessed tonight. They would've yanked Gagne immediately.

Grrr!!! I'm gonna be angry over this one for a long time...

863 posted on 09/18/2007 7:26:11 PM PDT by nutmeg ("We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good." - Hillary Clinton 6/28/04)
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