Quick Update

So the Sox have started off on a good note this year on the road. The bats have awoken up and they are now producing hits better than they did when we first started versus the Yankees. We crushed them on the Home opener but the failed to fight back to win games.

For anyone who doesn't follow baseball that means the Sox are doing well . Some key players have come alive especially yesterday's game against Kansas City with a win 8-6.(http://www.nesn.com/2010/04/red-sox-offense-swings-away-score-eight-in-victory-over-royals.html) Dustin Pedroia my favorite player right now was key along with Adrian Beltre. Pedroia in the 4th hits a home run. Hello good baseball.( http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/gameday/index.jsp?gid=2010_04_11_bosmlb_kcamlb_1&mode=wrap)If the Sox keep up this waking of their bats on home and away games and their pitchers stay healthy then we could be watching some Post season baseball.

On to the matter of Tim Wakefield(oldest pitcher on sox team) and if hes still has anything in him pitching wise. To me he does has something left to make him pitch but with age and injuries many questions are being raised about him and his ability to pitch or should he move on ?( http://www.nesn.com/2010/04/tim-wakefields-strong-start-proves-red-sox-have-mr-reliable-back-in-the-mix.html)

See links for followed blogs and other commentary from New England Sports Network.

Hopefully Wakefield can bring in some W's for the team still and keep injuries low.

Until next game day or when I get a chance to watch.

Go SOX!

~Holly