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This year, unlike any other, GM Theo Epstein and the Red Sox will have to be at the top of their game in order to stay ahead of the curve.  With a “weak” free agent market, there are few options for the Red Sox to target.  If the Red Sox were to fail in their [...]

Jason Bay was named the Silver Slugger Award winner for a left fielder for the 2009 MLB season.  It was Bay’s first Silver Slugger Award and the 32nd Silver Slugger Award for the Red Sox organization (dating back to the award’s inception back in 1980).  It is the 9th straight season in which the Red [...]

Let’s take a look at our outfield.  The trio of Jason Bay, Jacoby Ellsbury and J.D. Drew performed admirably in 2009. J.D. Drew – Right Field 2009 Report Card Grade – B+.  I was tempted to give him an A, but I just don’t think anyone really deserves a straight A. 2009 stats – 137 [...]

Let’s take a look at our outfield.  The trio of Jason Bay, Jacoby Ellsbury and J.D. Drew performed admirably in 2009. Jason Bay – Left Field 2009 Report Card Grade – A-.  I was tempted to give him an A, but I just don’t think anyone really deserves a straight A. 2009 stats – 151 [...]

Let’s take a look at our outfield.  The trio of Jason Bay, Jacoby Ellsbury and J.D. Drew performed admirably in 2009. Jacoby Ellsbury- Center Field 2009 Report Card Grade – A-.  I was tempted to give him an A, but I just don’t think anyone really deserves a straight A. 2009 stats – 153 games; [...]

Theo Epstein and the Red Sox are moving forward with their plans for the 2010 MLB schedule now that the World Series is over.  The Red Sox will look to wrestle that World Series trophy away from their rivals — the New York Yankees who defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in 6 games on Wednesday night [...]

Rumors are swirling around that the Red Sox are willing to pay Jason Bay $15 million per season to stay in Boston for the next 4 years.  Nothing confirmed yet as Bay is expected to continue to test the free agent market, but it looks like the Red Sox want to keep Bay at Fenway [...]

Jason Bay has 1 year left on his contract with the Red Sox. He is set to become a free agent following the 2009 MLB season. In 49 games for the Red Sox in 2008, Bay hit .293 with a .370 on-base percentage. Bay hit 9 home runs, scored 39 runs and had 37 RBI’s. [...]