2007 Roster
Lineup
C: Jason Varitek
1B: Kevin Youkilis
2B: Dustin Pedroia
3B: Mike Lowell
SS: Julio Lugo
(FA Signing)
LF: Manny Ramirez
CF: Coco Crisp
RF: J.D. Drew
(FA Signing)
DH: David Ortiz
   
Rotation
SP: Josh Beckett
(acquired from FLA)
SP: Curt Schilling
SP: Daisuke Matsuzaka
(Acquired from Japan)
SP: Tim Wakefield
SP: Jon Lester
   
Bullpen
CL: Jonathan Papelbon
SU: Manny Delcarmen
SU: Hideki Okajima
(Acquired from Japan)
SU: Eric Gagne
(Acquired from TEX)
MR: Mike Timlin
MR: Clay Buchholz
MR: Brian Corey
LHR: Javier Lopez
LR: Kyle Snyder
LR: Julian Tavarez
LR: Devern Hansack
   
Bench
C: Doug Mirabelli
C: Kevin Cash
UT: Eric Hinske
MI: Alex Cora
MI: Royce Clayton
OF: Jacoby Ellsbury
OF: Bobby Kielty
(Signed off Waivers)
OF: Brandon Moss
   
DL
SP: Matt Clement
RP: Brendan Donnelly
   



Arquimedez Pozo Award Winners
Regular Season Awards
2007: Rocky Cherry
2006: Angel Pagan
2005: Ambiorix Burgos
2004: Yhency Brazoban
2003: Rocky Biddle
2002: Hiram Bocachica
2001: Stubby Clapp
2000: Hiram Bocachica
1999: Beiker Graterol
1998: Da Rond Stovall
1997: Arquimedez Pozo
1996: Arquimedez Pozo
1995: Arquimedez Pozo
World Baseball Classic Awards
2006: Stubby Clapp

Archive for the 'Geekage' Category

September 7th, 2007

Decisions

Last night, Tim Wakefield’s remarkable 1.000 decision percentage - that is, the percentage of starts this season in which he received a decision - took its first and only hit when the Sox “denied” him a loss in Baltimore. All season long, this has come up in conversation, and all season long I’ve been […]

August 14th, 2007

What’s Going On With Power Production?

One of the most striking things about the Sox lineup this season has been the dramatic drop in HR totals. With both David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez - who combined last year for 89 HR - on pace for 26 apiece, and J.D. Drew (20 in 2006 at a rate of .136 per game) […]

August 15th, 2006

The Functionality of The Ball in Baseball

“In most sports the ball, or object, is put in play by the offensive team; in baseball the defensive team puts the ball in play, and only the defense is allowed to touch the ball. In fact, in baseball if an offensive player touches the ball intentionally, he’s out; sometimes unintentionally, he’s out… in football,basketball, […]

July 2nd, 2006

Liveblogging the All-Star Selection Show!

I’ve never watched this before. Going into it, I’m assuming it’s the worst piece of televised baseball you can get - maybe even worse than the Celebrity All-Star Softball Challenge. Given that, and given that I’m procrastinating a bit from some job-search related work, I bring you this Very Special All-Star Selection Show […]

April 17th, 2006

Early Returns

I realize that this season is less than 15 games old, but I wanted to point out a couple quick things. Last year, much was made of the Sox’ dependence on offense, to go along with some remarkably bad pitching (11th worst team ERA in the AL). This year, at least early, it […]

April 3rd, 2006

Opening Day

My father and I have arrived in lovely, scenic Arlington Texas, after a fairly ridiculous 4 hour plane ride that took 9 hours. Tomorrow, we head over to Ameriquest Field to watch the first game of the Red Sox’ 2006 season; tonight, we hung out in a hotel bar watching the White Sox dismantle […]

February 15th, 2006

Extended Predictions

After trying to project the various division races of the upcoming year below, why not go even further into the realm of the complete and total guess and predict a few other things, like major awards, and playoff results? So here we go, a full 8-9 months before the fact.

AL ROY W: Delmon Young, […]

February 14th, 2006

Predictions

Inspired by Zach’s post at Fire Brand, I decided to punch up a quick prediction of each division race in baseball for 2006, and put it down in writing so I can compare at the end of the season. The whole thing is balanced to work out to a .500 overall record; I kept […]

February 9th, 2006

Go, Venezuela, Go!

The World baseball Classic begins in a couple weeks, and while I’m not sure how much I care given the restrictions and ridiculous politics surrounding it, I’ll watch. I’ll watch to see which of the titans - the USA or the Dominican Republic - will prevail. But i’ll also watch to see […]

February 8th, 2006

Fantasy Ball

Ducksnorts, an excellent Padres blog on the all-baseball.com network (which also houses Fire Brand), gave me a cool idea. As we ramp up toward spring training, fantasy baseball leagues are coming to life everywhere; I’m usually in 3 or 4 a year myself. So far, I’m in two, my two recurring ones with […]