JFLNYC wrote:Don't forget Halladay. He was lifted after pitching only 8 innings last night.
JFLNYC wrote:Sox did great under really tough circumstances. They actually got some real value back. Can you imagine if it were the Phillies and they had to trade a superstar? Oh, wait. . . We don't have to imagine. We've got Rolen and Schilling as examples.
wehatetolose42 wrote:manny said he doesn't see the deal happening.
Here's what I know about the status of this deal, as of this morning:
• An official of one of these three teams placed the odds of this getting done today at "50-50."
• Multiple sources have said that outfield prospect Mike Stanton is not in this trade, although Boston asked for him and Pittsburgh has been insisting on a prospect of his caliber, in addition to Jeremy Hermida and other prospects.
• Despite reports that left-handed reliever John Grabow would wind up in Boston, indications are that he would actually go to the Marlins if this trade gets done.
• The status of Marlins pitcher Ryan Tucker (recently sent back to the minor leagues to be converted to the bullpen) remains uncertain. Tucker, according to a baseball man who has spoken to the teams involved, is still a name that's "in play."
FTN wrote:Stark with a new pack of lies
Woody wrote:So wait Boston is getting Jason Bay, Stanton, Josh Grabow, Clemente and Hines Ward?
10:12am: Rosenthal says the three teams have a framework for the major players, but no agreement on the prospects. The Bucs' return from the Red Sox is the holdup. Rosenthal says Tucker and Stanton will stay put, by the way.
FTN wrote:10:12am: Rosenthal says the three teams have a framework for the major players, but no agreement on the prospects. The Bucs' return from the Red Sox is the holdup. Rosenthal says Tucker and Stanton will stay put, by the way.
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