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TAMPA BAY RAYS - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 3/24/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... THE BENCH RESERVE INFIELDER JULIO LUGO In between being cut from the Astros and not exactly winning over the love of Los Angeles or Boston fans, Lugo put together some nice seasons in Tampa Bay ...

2009 AL East Preview (Featuring Pete Abraham)
Published 3/6/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... New York's bench will be almost non-existent. The Rays club has the best depth on the bench, with the likes of Ben Zobrist, Willy Aybar, Gabe Gross, etc. Toronto should have a lot of versatility. The Kevin Millar addition is growing on me, as long as it doesn't take at-bats away from Adam Lind and Travis Snider. Sully: Rocco Baldelli, Josh Bard, Julio Lugo....Boston does a nice bench. Who are the awards candidates from the AL ...

J.D. Drew and His Back 'O Stiffness
Published 3/3/2009 by Eric (noreply@blogger.com) at Keep Your Sox On - Red Sox Baseball Blog About Red Sox Baseball
... marks where offense is concerned for 2009 and adding more unknowns into the equation makes the Sox that much less competitive in the wild world of the AL Beast. I'm not throwing in the season by any means, but the scrunity on Drew will get that much more intense when he comes back on Friday.

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 34
Published 1/14/2009 by Rob Iracane at Walkoff Walk
... Florida's Natural. Mike Lamb, 3B: My clam will platoon with Bill Hall at third in Milwaukee. This is perhaps the least threatening offensive platoon in baseball history. Their combined OPS got beaten up and robbed by David Wright's OPS. Derrek Lee, 1B: He's the black Kent Hrbek. Derrek Lee might be as valuable to the Cubs as Al Pujols is to the Cardinals and probably deserved the 2005 NL MVP just as much, if not more than his division rival. Julio Lugo, SS: Julio has probably gotten over the whole parasitic worm by now, just ...

Roto Massage Parlor: Six Early Questions for the Obsessed
Published 12/26/2008 by Jackson at East Windup Chronicle
... likely a career year in 2007. Stephen Drew is going in the fifth round. Stephen freaking Drew. I mean, he’s a good player and all, but its a sign of the times that we’re thinking about him in five. People are congratulating themselves after drafting Johnny Peralta. Hide the kids, it’s ugly. One of the early conundrums in the draft is just how early do you reach for a shortstop–knowing that you’re risking ending up with Jason Bartlett, Ryan Theriot, or worse if you wait until later ...

Let's play "Swap a Bad Contract"!
Published 12/22/2008 by RoyalsRetro at Royals Review
... PROS: At a corner outfield position he'd be pretty useful defensively (a DJ/Crisp/Byrnes outfield would cover a lot of ground - Zack Greinke says hooray!); seems to be a pretty good clubhouse guy; gritty CONS: At his very best he's probably only as good as Guillen was in his suck year; blew out his hamstrings which could make him fragile going forward; does nothing to reduce the glut of mediocre outfielders Kansas City currently has BAD CONTRACT #3 SS Julio Lugo, Boston Red Sox YEAR AGE AVG/OBA/SLG HR RBI OPS+ 2005 29 .295/.362/.403 6 ...

Previous Trade Deadline Deals
Published 7/31/2008 by ToyCannon at True Blue LA
Transactions per Baseball Reference 2007 Traded Wilson Betemit to the New York Yankees. Received Scott Proctor. 2006 Traded Cesar Izturis to the Chicago Cubs. Received Greg Maddux. Traded Joel Guzman and Sergio Pedroza (minors) to the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Received Julio Lugo. 2005 - nothing 2004 Traded Tom Martin to the Atlanta Braves. Received Matt Merricks (minors). Traded Dave Roberts ...

Milestones
Published 5/30/2008 by Texas Gal at Center Field
... - needs 2 RBIs to reach 800 on his career Sean Casey - needs 7 hits to reach 1,500 on his career Other milestones the Sox should be closing in on soon? 200 spelling contests by Jonathan Papelbon, 500 calls argued by Kevin Youkilis, 750 different hairstyles by Daisuke Matsuzaka, 1000 cussfests by Josh Beckett and 1200 uses of the word "scrappy" to describe Dustin Pedroia. Oh, and 170 errors by Julio Lugo. That last one is not a joke, sadly.

Top Ten Tuesdays: You're Uselesser Than Useless
Published 1/23/2008 by Yankees Chick at Yankees Chick
... than have it continue to be fund Pavano's surgery-spree (break two bones, get the next one fixed free). Yes, he's a waste of space. And money. Even more useless than... Top Ten Useless Dudes I'd Rather Have On The Yanks Than Pavano 10) Royce Clayton 9) Julio Franco 8) Morgan Ensberg 7) Marcus Giles 6) Armando Benitez 5) Mike Hampton 4) Jeff Weaver 3) Nick Punto 2) Julio Lugo 1) Jared Wright ...

SFR in the Infield - AL East
Published 12/31/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... Hinske BOS 3 71 11 10 0.3 Dustin Pedroia BOS 4 537 127 118 6.8 Alex Cora BOS 4 134 31 27 3.6 Mike Lowell BOS 5 419 86 75 8.3 Kevin Youkilis BOS 5 42 10 9 0.9 Alex Cora BOS 6 89 25 23 2.5 Julio Lugo BOS 6 582 156 151 0.1 ...

Young hungry players led '07 Red Sox
Published 10/29/2007 by Jake Lloyd at The Power Alley -- A Blog of All Sports!
... There was Julio Lugo, as skinny as a pogo stick, hitting .385 in the series and quietly playing flawless defense at shortstop. ...

Bad habits in the ALCS
Published 10/18/2007 by Caleb at Breaking Balls
... Julio Lugo ...

MY VOTE: Boston Red Sox vs. L.A. Angels of Anaheim
Published 10/3/2007 by Mark Snyders at FOOD. SHELTER. BASEBALL.
... is ready Figgins is the team's best option. He led the Angels in batting average and steals and had the highest on-base percentage and slugging average of his career. But he struggled down the stretch, finishing the year in a 0 for 22 slump. Let's just say it, he's no Mike Lowell. Lowell was unbelievable this year for the Sox. He had 21 home runs, 120 RBI's and a .324 batting average. His defense wasn't as good as it's been in the past—8 of his 15 errors occurred in the first month of the season—but he was still above the league average in fielding percentage and range factor. Figgins is below the league average in both categories. Advantage: Red Sox Shortstop Julio Lugo vs. ...

can kennedy bounce back?
Published 9/25/2007 by lboros <info@vivaelbirdos.com> at Viva El Birdos
... , played shortstop for the milwaukee braves in the 1950s; his number 2 comp is julio lugo, who signed a big-bucks contract last winter and, dollar for dollar, has stunk at least as badly as kennedy this season. comparisons, again pro-rated for 279 at-bats: ...

Ups Outweigh Downs For Ex-Ray Lugo
Published 7/27/2007 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
... I know Julio Lugo is only hitting .225/.288/.331. Nevertheless, I still like him as the Sox shortstop. It s not that he truly shines in any one area of the game. It s that he does everything above average. He plays a pretty good shortstop; his bat has a little pop; he knows enough to take a pitch here and there; he hustles on every play; and he runs like the wind. I look forward to watching him play the remainder of his contract. I think the preparation of this baseball team [the Red Sox] … it doesn t compare [in Tampa Bay], Lugo said by phone from Cleveland. When I was over there [with the Rays], some of our guys were just happy to be in the big leagues. Here, the guys are ready to play and ready to win.

Diamond of the Dead — The Sequel: Zombies of the First-Half
Published 7/9/2007 by Landon Evanson at Bugs & Cranks
... Number eight: Julio Lugo SS - Boston - $8.25M (.197-5-40-.270 OBP-.298 SLG) ...

I was wrong about being wrong about Julio Lugo
Published 6/14/2007 by TBA at Red Sox Reality Check
... First, here's the Baseball Reference overview. Nobody expected a .215/.274/.322/.589 season to this point. Ranked by OPS, Lugo is ...

THE SOX S.W.O.T. One of the many things I learned...
Published 6/5/2007 by El Guapo's Ghost at El Guapo's Ghost Rambles on about the Red Sox
... Lowell is a mistake hitter, albeit better than Kevin Millar, and they go hot and cold. Youk and DP may not slip as much as Lowell. Regardless, this is a real opportunity for the best and most well-rounded Sox offense in the John Henry era, if Julio Lugo and ...

Nine innings: 07.31.06
Published 3/30/2007 by Chad Finn at Chad Finn's Touching All The Bases
... setup man. But the more I thought about it, the more I doubted Linebrink would be the pitcher in Boston that he is in San Diego. For one thing, he's no phenom, but more of a journeyman than I ever realized - the Padres actually got him for the $20,000 waiver price from the Astros a few years back - and I'm immediately suspicious of middling middle relievers who suddenly become effective in San Diego. I've seen a few too many Rudy Seanezes and Jay Witasicks revive their careers there (hmmm, could it be the close proximity to Tijuana?) then go on to revert to lousy form once they are sent off to perform in bigger markets and smaller ballparks. Linebrink's been nothing but excellent for San Diego . . . which makes me wonder why they'd move him, especially with Trevor Hoffman nearing the end. Maybe he's worth the risk, but for now, color me skeptical. The other name prominent in Red Sox trade rumors is Devil Rays shortstop Julio ...

Old and Unmoved
Published 12/28/2006 at Empyreal Environs
... Instead, two players most recently of Dodger vintage were added to the team: shortstop Julio Cesar Lugo and right fielder ...