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| Red Sox Hot Stove Chat With Bradford and Speier | 11.12.09 at 1:38 am ET |
The offseason is officially underway. Already, it’s been a busy time for Major League Baseball and the Red Sox. The Sox have traded for outfielder Jeremy Hermida, signed Tim Wakefield to a two-year deal that should take him through retirement and seen Jason Varitek elect to return for what will be arguably the most prominent backup role in the majors.
Questions remain about whether the Red Sox will be able to bring back Jason Bay, what potential blockbuster acquisitions the team might pursue this offseason and whether the Sox can improve upon the club that got swept out of the playoffs by the Angels this year.
There’s plenty to digest, and WEEI.com’s Rob Bradford (freshly — or, perhaps, not-so-freshly — back from the GM Meetings in Chicago) and Alex Speier will be in the Virtual Pressbox on Thursday, November 12, at noon, to take your questions about what will happen during what could be another wild offseason. Join them in the fifth installment of the WEEI.com Thursday baseball chat series.
PREVIOUS CHATS
Nov. 5 — Former Red Sox GM Dan Duquette
Oct. 29 — Red Sox outfielder Jason Bay
Oct. 22 — Red Sox hitting coach Dave Magadan
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November 12th, 2009 at 2:06 am
Will Heidi continue dating Nick Green in 2010?
November 12th, 2009 at 11:11 am
What would you say the odds of the Red Sox releasing either Big Papi or Mike Lowell are? Also, I interpret “John Lackey” to be 2009-speak for “Matt Clement”, thoughts? Thank you.
November 13th, 2009 at 5:41 am
We’ll quickly find out who the true Sox fans are in 2010. The legions of pink hatted texters, corporate stiffs, and “I’ve Always Been (or should I spell that B-E-N?) a Big Fan” celebs will dwindle and it will be a necessary transition year where the Sox don’t make the playoffs and “clean house” thus setting the table for a strong 2011 and beyond. I’m totally fine with the upcoming 85-90 win season because it’s all about the big picture.