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The participants in the Rookie Program include two players who saw at least some major league action with the Red Sox in 2007: pitchers Clay Buchholz and Devern Hansack. Eight attendees spent all of 2007 in Boston’s minor league system: pitchers Michael Bowden, Hunter Jones, Justin Masterson, and Dustin Richardson; catcher Dusty Brown; infielders Aaron Bates and Jed Lowrie; and outfielder Bubba Bell. Also participating will be infielder Chris Carter, who was acquired from Washington via Arizona on August 21, 2007 and outfielder Jonathan Van Every, who was signed as a free agent after playing the Cleveland organization last season.
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Why post about this on a Red Sox blog, you ask? Well, obviously, it's important to know how this really went down. After the jump, you'll find a transcript of the conversation (really!) between A-Rod and some of his suitors, which -- yes -- include the Boston Red Sox.
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Walters doesn't list the Mets, Red Sox or Yankees as favorites, though he does say the Twins again tried and failed to get the Angels involved. ESPN's Buster Olney has sources telling him that Jon Lester is now off the table, suggesting Boston's current offer could be built around Jacoby Ellsbury. There's been little lately to indicate the Mets or Yankees have adjusted their offers.
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[T]hese are not your father's Red Sox. They are good. They are gutsy. They are rich. And they are lucky. In this century, fortune smiles on the baseball club from Boston.
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The Associated Press reports the Boston Red Sox have agreed to terms with free-agent RP Dan Miceli (Rays) on a minor league contract. Miceli will earn $650,000 if he's added to the major league roster and $84,000 if he remains in the minors.
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NEW YORK Maybe Boston has had too much unexpected success for the Red Sox lately, so it was due for a football upset. It came with the New York Giants’ stunning last-minute defeat of the “hometown” Patriots in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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