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He once swung at a pitch and missed, just to see how it felt. He is the only player in history to record more hits than plate appearances. He is, the most talented man in baseball. I dont always swing, but when I do, I produce lasers. Dustin Pedroia, 250% strength by volume. Please pitch responsibly. I noted that you are a journalist student â you are an excellent sports writer and should write about the sox full-time! I like your use of substantiating references. much more research than most articles written by professionals also, there was a weird injury to bosoxâ wade boggs â hurt his back putting on his cowboy boots. there may have been more to the story. we are on pace to win 90 bad for a down year or bridge year especially with all of those major injuries. and if we win 18 of our remaining games we will be playing in october. first off, thank you for the compliments very much appreciated! second, you re right, for a bridge year it s hard to complain considering we re just a few games behind where we were last year when we made the postseason not to mention that we d be in the heat of the race if not for the division we are forced to play in. In 1979, he hit his first career home years before his birth. He once swung at a pitch and missed, just to see how it felt. He is the only player in history to record more hits than plate appearances. He is, the most talented man in baseball. I dont always swing, but when I do, I produce lasers. Dustin Pedroia, 250% strength by volume. Please pitch responsibly. But I think that invites investigation, not a blanket acquittal. For instance, as you say, by-and-large Red Sox fans felt that Jacoby Ellsbury was a good player and a strong defensive center fielder last year in spite of defensive statistics showing otherwise. But the awards and accolades are subjective, and the stats are objective. His critics absolutely existed in 2009 I should know, I was counted amongst them, so it s not like the criticism is coming from nowhere. It s just a matter of the confirmation bias flipping the other way. I d argue that, bias free, we come up with a picture of an Ellsbury closer to the critic s viewpoint than the guys who considered him an up-and-coming superstar in 200 This is not to say he s a bad player in fact, he s good. Even with the bad defensive numbers he came in close to a 3 WAR last year. And the not tough enough stuff is typical crap from what I can tell. But he s not a superstar by any count, and I have a feeling that we could ve found big-time value for him last year, and that in a few year s time he ll be looking to come in a lot closer to a Crawford payday than the Cameron payday he deserves assuming no dramatic improvement. As for Tito, he s been doing the late pulls for years, even when he had a very good bullpen. But perhaps the team wasn t looking for that. In that situation, OK, fine, I ll accept that he was good for what the team wanted from him, but why do we need him anymore? Manny is gone, and we re filled with low-maintenance guys aside from Papelbon and Beckett, and the strategy with them just seems to be give them what they want regardless of if it s good for the team. 90% of the fanbase could tell you Lester was our ace coming into the season, but there s Beckett on opening night. Ditto the situation between Bard and Papelbon a few months in. He may have been good for the team these last few years, but with our new core being full of work-hard team players Why do we need that? I d rather have someone who can manage the bullpen and bench properly. I posted a long comment on this piece this morning I saw it go live before I logged off the page. So nobody deleted it or hid it. It just must not have gotten through. about Tito. I hadn t thought about the shift the team has taken over the last few years from divas, to a little more blue collar guys.