Baseball America ranks the Red Sox system
Baseball America recently released their breakdown of the Red Sox farm system. Here's their top 10 list:
- Clay Buchholz, rhp
- Jacoby Ellsbury, of
- Lars Anderson, 1b
- Justin Masterson, rhp
- Jed Lowrie, ss
- Ryan Kalish, of
- Michael Bowden, rhp
- Nick Hagadone, lhp
- Oscar Tejeda, ss
- Josh Reddick, of
I love their 2011 Red Sox team, too:
Catcher Mark Wagner First Base Lars Anderson Second Base Dustin Pedroia Third Base Kevin Youkilis Shortstop Jed Lowrie Left Field Ryan Kalish Center Field Jacoby Ellsbury Right Field Josh Reddick Des. Hitter David Ortiz No. 1 Starter Josh Beckett No. 2 Starter Clay Buchholz No. 3 Starter Daisuke Matsuzaka No. 4 Starter Jon Lester No. 5 Starter Michael Bowden Closer Jonathan Papelbon
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by BoSox415 on Jan 6, 2008 7:41 PM EST 0 recs
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That being said, every ML team would take a Clay Buchholz before a Jacoby Ellsbury if given the chance. Clay is in the right spot, IMO.
by Allen Chace on
Jan 6, 2008 7:49 PM EST
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Juuuust kidding :)
by Randy Booth on
Jan 6, 2008 7:55 PM EST
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:)
by Allen Chace on
Jan 6, 2008 10:01 PM EST
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http://mlbfleecefactor.com/2008/01/06/sunday-morning-mlb-rumors-rays-bucs-tribe/
by em3 on Jan 6, 2008 10:07 PM EST 0 recs
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by Randy Booth on
Jan 6, 2008 10:22 PM EST
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Thus, I don't see why we couldn't do both, though I agree with you that turning around and trading to get Hanley back could seem a little silly, and I really wouldn't be a fan of it if he hasn't moved positions by then.
by Allen Chace on
Jan 6, 2008 10:28 PM EST
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From Jim Callis' Q&A about the ranking
A: Jim Callis: Chamberlain has a better pure arm, but Buchholz has a deeper arsenal of plus pitches. In other words, Chamberlain can throw harder, but he can't match Buchholz' repertoire of plus fastball, plus-plus curveball, plus slider and plus-plus changeup. I had Buchholz at No. 2 and Chamberlain at No. 3 on my personal Top 50 list, with Jay Bruce at No. 1.
by tommy.otm on Jan 6, 2008 11:48 PM EST 0 recs
2011 team
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