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15 results for "tim wakefield"
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Podcast: Dice-K, injuries, Lincecum
Rob NeyerEric Karabell and Keith Law discuss some injury situations, some bad pitching and some good matchups to watch on Tuesday's Baseball Today podcast. Daisuke Matsuzaka was awful Monday night. What are Boston's options? Is it time to rethink how goo...
Blog | April 12, 2011 -
Mets' Dickey keeps long streak alive
Rob NeyerAs good as R.A. Dickey has been this season, he's not been good enough to save the Mets. But his one-hitter Friday night does suggest, in sharp relief, that Dickey has single-handedly saved a streak that stretches back to (at least) the 1930s. ...
Blog | August 14, 2010 -
Pitchers' year? Not for these guys...
Rob NeyerFor some reason, I've got a sick fascination with pitchers who are allowed to pitch and pitch and pitch, despite spectacular failure. I don't know if everyone below precisely fits that description, but here are the 10 guys with ERAs higher than 5 who...
Blog | July 15, 2010 -
Dear Rob ...
Rob NeyerFrom the "Dear Rob" files ... Re: Galarraga -- Has anyone brought up the Pine Tar game? It seems that set the precedent for the Commissioner's Office to be able to change a mistake by the umpires. They nullified the final inning and replayed the end...
Blog | June 11, 2010 -
Wakefield sets Red Sox milestone
Rob NeyerTim Wakefield set a new Red Sox record last night. Peter Abraham: But pitching the most innings for a team like the Red Sox is an accomplishment that will stand the test of history. "It's special because I had a pretty close relationship when [Cl...
Blog | June 09, 2010 -
You can't keep a good knuckleballer down
Rob NeyerYou know, I never get tired of reading updates to My Favorite Baseball Story. This one's from WEEI's Kirk Minihane: You remember the 12-1 Red Sox win over the California Angels on May 27, 1995, don't you? Come on, who could forget? Luis Alicea h...
Blog | March 25, 2010 -
Will Wakefield be back in 2010?
Rob NeyerGood news for fans of 43-year-old knuckleball pitchers. From MLB Trade Rumors: WEEI's Rob Bradford reports that Tim Wakefield is set to have surgery on the herniated disc in his back next week, likely on Wednesday. Why is this good news? Not ...
Blog | October 16, 2009 -
Will Dice-K make difference?
Rob NeyerFire Brand of the American League on the state of the Red Sox rotation: As the Boston Red Sox get set for their weekend series against Tampa Bay, embattled starter Daisuke Matsuzaka gets prepared for a return to the Red Sox rotation. Under any nor...
Blog | September 10, 2009 -
Tim Wakefield: All-Star?
Rob NeyerThe Red Sox are probably the best team in the majors, so it shouldn't be all that surprising that they've got six All-Stars. It's the identity of one of them that's a bit of a surprise. Red Sox Monster: &nbs...
Blog | July 06, 2009 -
Decision time for Theo
Rob NeyerFinally, we seem to nearing a conclusion to the Mysterious Case of the Red Sox Rotation. Granted, we don't know what this conclusion's going to look like. But it's close. In the mean time, YFSF's Paul F. thinks he knows what the Red S...
Blog | June 16, 2009 -
Wakefield fluttering toward record
Rob NeyerTim Wakefield's fast start has Kirk Minihane thinking about Wakefield's legacy, which is looking mighty impressive: AP Photo/Ben Margot Tim Wakefield has a 1.86 ERA and a 0.97 WHIP through fou...
Blog | April 29, 2009 -
Rob Neyer: George Kottaras looks to be best backup choice for Bos...
Rob NeyerLooks like Tim Wakefield has a new playmate: According to the Boston Herald's Michael Silverman, the Red Sox have parted ways with catcher Josh Bard. It appears that 25-year-old George Kottaras has won the backup catching job. It probably had some...
Blog | Conversation | March 18, 2009 -
Red Sox have a dazzler in Zink
Rob NeyerFollowing the lead of Tim Wakefield, Charlie Zink could soon have dazzling success for the Red Sox.
Story | Conversation | November 10, 2003 -
Hard facts on soft-tossers
Rob NeyerKnuckleball pitchers are rare in the postseason. So where does Tim Wakefield's performance in Game 1 rank?
Story | Conversation | October 09, 2003 -
Little's moves get mixed results
Rob NeyerGrady Little used catcher Jason Varitek wisely in Game 4, but Boston's baserunning is another matter.
Story | Conversation | October 14, 2003