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bostonherald.com - 10/14/2009

Lack of progress on Jason Bay a sign

— bostonherald.com — Left with work to do U ntil at least the middle of November, potential free agent Jason... Bay can t sign with anybody else except the Red Sox [ team stats ] . But given that Bay and the Red Sox already have had plenty of opportunities to work out a ... (more) Lack of progress on Jason Bay a sign

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mlb.mlb.com - 10/10/2009

Sox are specialists on October comebacks

— mlb.mlb.com — By Ian Browne / MLB.com 10/10/09 6:28 PM ET BOSTON -- The Red Sox landed in Boston... at 7:43 a.m. ET on Saturday and then had a day of rest, rejuvenation and anticipation. Nobody wants to be pinned in a 2-0 hole like Boston currently is in this American ... (more) Sox are specialists on October comebacks

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duelingcouches.blogspot.com - 10/12/2009

Bad Feeling About Bay?

— duelingcouches.blogspot.com — Boston's season came to an abrupt end Sunday, so outfielder Jason Bay is setting his sights on... free agency rather than playing in the ALCS. The Providence Journal said the Red Sox and Bay were close to a contract extension twice this season, but now it remains to be seen whether the team will ... (more) Bad Feeling About Bay?

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Jason Bay Talks About "Uneasy" Future
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com — ... WEEI.com's Alex Speier has Jason Bay's thoughts on his future in Boston, following today's loss to the Angels. Bay and Matt Holliday will be heading the free agent class for left fielders, but Bay's destinations may be limited, as he says there aren't many other places he'd play. This will be Bay's first venture into the open market, making him a bit uneasy about the process. It's been speculated that he'll receive a four or five year deal at as much as $15MM per season. Bay made it clear that he would love ...

Laundry Without Blood Nor Sox, Oct. 12: That! Just! Happened!
Over the Monster — ... hold for Jason Varitek, Alex Gonzalez, and Takashi Saito, though Varitek also has a player option that could keep him in, well, red socks next year regardless of what the club decides to do. My straight-to-the-point predictions: Bay, Baldelli, V-Mart, Varitek and Gonzo will be back. Wagner and Saito will be gone. I might as well throw that out there. We'll have more analysis down the road on each player here on OTM. Full Count " Bay Contemplates ‘Uneasy’ Future "I’ve pretty ...

Monday’s Morning Mashup
LEEInks — ... events. Anyhow, here’s the rundown of today’s stories. BASEBALL: Angels 7, Red Sox 6. Alex Speier writes about the Sox’ big arms failing to deliver. Jonathan Papelbon talks about letting down his team, and Jon Lester questions those fans who booed the closer as he walked off the field. General manager Theo Epstein says the Sox simply got outplayed. Dustin Pedroia considers the season a failure. Jason Bay looks ahead to an uncertain offseason. Bobby Abreu again won the ...

Read: Bay’s Uneasy Future
MetsBlog.com — ... After the Red Sox lost their Division Series to the Angels yesterday, Alex Speier from WEEI radio spoke with Boston outfielder ...

Sunrise Sox Links (?), 10/13 - Wrapping and Unwrapping Seasons
Over the Monster — ... is as a coach. Check previous posts for more on this. Astros to interview Bogar, Mills - Full Count Good luck guys - just wish we could have polished their resumés with a nice World Series ring. Bay plans to test free-agent market; Wakefield headed for surgery - The Providence Journal Tim Wakefield will have surgery this week on his back to repair a herniated disk. Get well soon, Timmeh. Bay Contemplates ‘Uneasy’ Future - Full Count Theo and ...

Matt Holliday or Jason Bay In The Outfield Next Year?
Mets Merized Online — ... Both players are in their prime and would be an asset to any club that signs them.  Both are reportedly happy with their current teams but as we know in this day and age being content with your team doesn’t mean you won’t take the bigger pay day.  I’m guessing that money will be the ultimate factor for whatever team signs Bay and Holliday as both clubs they are with are contenders every year and are capable of winning championships.   ...