G1 has been rescheduled for tomorrow at 1 PM.
Red Sox - Cleveland -David Price / Corey Kluber
Mookie Betts, CFThe rest of the 25-man roster:
Dustin Pedroia, 2B
Xander Bogaerts, SS
David Ortiz, DH
Hanley Ramirez, 1B
Travis Shaw, 3B
Brock Holt, LF
Blake Swihart, C
Jackie Bradley, RF
Catcher: Ryan Hanigan
Infielder: Pablo Sandoval
Outfielders: Rusney Castillo, Chris Young
Starting Pitchers: Clay Buchholz, Joe Kelly, Rick Porcello, Steven Wright
Relief Pitchers: Craig Kimbrel, Koji Uehara, Junichi Tazawa, Robbie Ross, Tommy Layne, Noe Ramirez, Matt Barnes
Price:
I'm very excited. We've got a good fountain of youth here. It's going to be great just to feed off all these young guys, to go out there and have the good veteran leaders we have as well. We have a really good mix of youth and veteran guys.As usual, a few of us will be in the game thread.
To hell with 2014 and 2015, because ....
Locked in. Lets do this one last time Boston.— David Ortiz (@davidortiz) April 4, 2016
Schilling insults Chris Archer's hair; Daily News includes picture of Schilling with a mullet.
ReplyDeleteThe Red Sox will have their 9th Opening Day left fielder in last 9 years.
ReplyDelete08 M Ramirez
09 Bay
10 Ellsbury
11 Crawford
12 Ross
13 Bradley
14 Nava
15 H Ramirez
16 Holt
Very shitty day in Cleveland. 18 degrees with wind chill!!!
ReplyDeleteA post on SoSH says that list of LFs is wrong somehow. ... Ah, fuck it.
ReplyDeletePer BBRef.com - http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BOS/opening.shtml
ReplyDelete08 M Ramirez
09 Bay
10 Ellsbury
11 Crawford
12 Ross
13 Bradley
14 Mike Carp
15 H Ramirez
16 Holt
From MLB.com - "Postponed: Cold"
ReplyDeleteI remember a few years ago they suspended a Portland Sea Dogs game due to "freeze out;" insert your Springsteen jokes here
How could I forget Mike Carp?!?
ReplyDeleteElias:
ReplyDeleteFrancisco Liriano not only opened the scoring with an RBI-single yesterday but he also struck out 10 batters without allowing a run in six innings to earn the win in the Pirates' 4-1 victory over the Cardinals. Two years ago, Liriano turned in an almost identical opening-day performance, with 10 strikeouts and no runs in six innings against the Cubs. Since the distance to home plate was set at 60 feet, 6 inches in 1893, only two other pitchers had a pair of 10-strikeout, no-run games in their teams' season-openers: Chris Short for the Phillies (1965 and 1968), and Pedro Martinez for the Red Sox (1998 and 2000).
Now about that RBI-single: Liriano was the first pitcher to drive in the first run of any major-league season since 1973. Don Gullett gave the Reds a 1-0 lead with a sacrifice fly in the only game played on April 5 that year.
insert your Springsteen jokes here
ReplyDeleteHoping the Red Sox can find their way to The Promised Land.
when goose gossage was playing they wouldn't think of cancelling opening day due to cold. Further evidence that pussy nerds have taken over the game as well as these Latin players who don't like the cold having too much influence right? /s
ReplyDelete"Felix Hernandez is only Opening Day starter in last 100 years to lose while allowing 1 hit or fewer in 6+ IP."
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