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45 Days...
...Until pitchers and catchers report. But at the Boston Globe, they're already adding up the winners and losers in the Yankees-Red Sox Hot Stove sweepstakes. The verdict: the Red Sox have outdone the Yankees because they've signed closer Keith Foulke, who registered 43 saves for the Oakland A's last year. To wit:
True, if the post-season doesn't count. Foulke had one (1) playoff save opportunity last season for the Oakland A's, in Game 5 against the Red Sox in the division series. Kinda didn't go so well. In one inning, he gave up three hits, two earned runs, and registered a blown save and the loss. It ended the A's season. But if Foulke has any problems in the 2004 post-season, the Red Sox shouldn't worry. They have another closer with a lot of post-season experience: B.K. Kim. By Ed Moltzen · 28 December 2003
Comments
Even though I'm biased toward the Red Sox, I felt like maybe the author of that article had put on his rose colored glasses and had a few too many nogs when he wrote it. Posted by: Jeff at December 29, 2003 12:40 PMPost a comment
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