2013 Red Sox community projections: Dustin Pedroia
Dustin Pedroia is the heart and soul of the Red Sox. Is he still one of their best players?
Dustin Pedroia is the heart and soul of the Red Sox. Is he still one of their best players?
David Ortiz is hurting. Will his injury drag him down again, or is he just about ready to storm back?
The Red Sox have a closer. And another. And three more guys who could do the job. After all is said and done, who will have emerged as Boston's go-to reliever?
For the second straight year, the Sox have brought in a closer from outside. Will this year's model be any more successful?
2013 could see Felix Doubront head in any direction.
There's no good will left for John Lackey in Boston. But is there any hope?
How will Clay Buchholz respond to an up-and-down--wait, strike that, reverse it--2012 season?
Jon Lester could be the pitcher the Red Sox need to put them over the top, or he could be the pitcher who dragged them down in 2012.
Ryan Dempster could save the Red Sox' rotation, or he could prove to be an NL-only arm. Which do the fans think is most likely?
It's not clear exactly what Jonny Gomes' role on the team is. Will he be an impact player, or wind up on the short end of a platoon?
More so than any other player, Jacoby Ellsbury has a chance to decide the fate of the 2013 Red Sox.
Stephen Drew has lots of blemishes, and lots of potential. Which will shine through in 2013?
Shane Victorino is one year removed from his peak. Will he find his way back, or be the same man who struggled to find success with the Dodgers?
Predicting the season for Boston's new first baseman, Mike Napoli.
Expectations were all over the place for Felix Doubront in 2012. Almost as all over the place as Doubront himself.
Evens, odds, and the terrible cycles of Josh Beckett. Lessons we never learned.
There was some reasonable hope Mike Aviles could at least be decent. No such luck.
Over The Monster readers did an impressively good job of predicting Cody Ross' 2012 season.
Red Sox fans predict how some of the team's most interesting players will perform in 2012.
Red Sox fans project Josh Beckett's 2012 performance.
Will Jon Lester be a Cy Young contender, or an also-ran yet again?
Two big questions surround Adrian Gonzalez for 2012. Depending on the answers, he could be making an even stronger MVP push this year.
Red Sox fans predict Mike Aviles' 2012 season.
Cody Ross has had a career without real heights, but spring training and the cozy confines of Fenway have Sox fans thinking big for their newest outfielder in 2012.
We start our projections for 2012 with emerging superstar Jacoby Ellsbury.
Jon Lester's season was not his best ever, falling short of the Cy Young level hype he entered the year with.