Three dissimilar pitchers with similar problems at Boston's lowest full-season level.

With the Red Sox suffering through a frustrating slide and the bullpen being bit by the injury bug, there has been some retroactive second-guessing of the decision to let Jonathan Papelbon walk. Is that criticism deserved, though?

The Red Sox have a lot of third basemen in the minors already, but one of the top college bats in the country could be added this June.

To paraphrase Dennis Leary's timeless Irish Drinking Song- "No more Hanrahans, no more Hanrahans"

The final decision is Hanrahan's, but either way, the Red Sox might end up without their off-season acquisition.

The Jays come to Boston for the first time in 2013, but hopefully without a different result than the Sox' Canada trips.

Iglesias is back in the lineup, Holt was nearly in the majors, and Hazelbaker's bat has cooled off.

A well-rounded outfielder with center field potential could be an impressive haul for Boston at #7.

Will rumors come to fruition, or will these new-look Red Sox ignore a dangling Cy Young winner?

The calendar flipped and so too did the Red Sox. What happened?