Ramirez is a lefty starter turned reliever, Logan has shot his wad so
Ramirez will probably go to the pen and Carrusco will most likely take
Contreras's spot, for the short term anyway. Ramirez's career and 08 numbers
are better than Logan's, I like Carrusco better than Contreras, but it comes
down to Burhle and Vasquez getting quality starts for the remaining 40-some
games.
"Tom Benton" <tbentonhatesspamhatesit DeleteThis @nycap.rr.com> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 10 Aug 2008 02:05:34 -0700, "thomas hagen"
> <hagenthomas DeleteThis @sbcgloab.net> wrote:
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>>"DrCrawdad" <drcrawdad DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> Jose Contreras is out of the season. From what I heard (I was out and
>>> didn't see him pitch) it sounds like he may have been doing well too
>>> against a team that historically he's been terrible against.
>>>
>>> So now someone really needs to step up for the Sox. Who? What are
>>> the options for a starter?
>>>
>>> Carasco
>>> Adam Russell
>>> Lance Broadway
>>> Charlie Haeger
>>> Tomo Ohka
>>> Clayton Richard
>>> Wes Whistler
>>> Kyle McCulloch
>>> Aaron Poreda
>>>
>>> Oh, boy it's going to be rough...
>>
>>My guess is that even though he's a reliever, Carasco appears capable.
>>He's been quite impressive as a reliever and has a decent ERA.
>>Ohka's been around for awhile and might get you six QS.
>>
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>
> I don't know who this Ramirez guy is they got from KC but he is in the
> mix. Poreda's last outing was lights out, but he is still in A ball.
> Broadway has not pitched well since May. Of all of them, I think
> Whistler has been the most consistent. >> Stay informed about: Jose hurt