Clay Buchholz

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Dice-K and a Closer
Published 12/11/2006 at YankeesRedSox.com
... and Clay Buchholz. The deal isn't going to happen because A.) The Washington Nationals would need more than just Wily Mo and B.) the Red Sox would never part with Hansen and Buchholz in the same deal. ...

Wanted: MLB Closer
Published 1/2/2007 at YankeesRedSox.com
... The article suggest Washington would want Craig Hansen and either Clay Buchholz or ...

Going Concern
Published 3/17/2007 at YankeesRedSox.com
... If it were up to me, I'd try to get Cordero if the price wasn't too steep. I would not give up Clay Buchholz, ...

It's the Rotation Stupid
Published 4/17/2007 at YankeesRedSox.com
... Well, I think it is safe to say General Manager Theo Epstein did just that over the past 2 seasons with the acquisitions of Josh Beckett, Daisuke Matsuzaka and last season's contributions of Jon Lester in 2006. In addition, with prospects Clay Buchholz, ...

Good guys win, bad guys ... don't
Published 5/23/2007 by Mike Miliard at Sox Blog

Are The White Sox Ready To Raise The White Flag?
Published 6/24/2007 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding

Letters to GMs
Published 6/27/2007 by SF at YFSF

Down There
Published 7/10/2007 by SF at YFSF

Hailed
Published 7/16/2007 at Empyreal Environs

Teixeira can still carry weight in the trade market
Published 7/18/2007 by Chip's Moody Blues at Uwe Blog

This Has Got to Stop
Published 7/19/2007 at YankeesRedSox.com
... , Buchholz, ...

Buchholz, Ellsbury Coming Up Friday
Published 8/16/2007 by The Omnipotent Q at The Mighty Quinn Media Machine
... Calling up both Buchholz and Ellsbury, who was very impressive in his time up earlier this season, certainly means the end of the road in Boston for Wily Mo Pena. ...

Buchholz to make his Red Sox debut Friday
Published 8/17/2007 by Kristin at Drunken Bleachers Blog
... Here is what soxprospects.com has to say about Buchholz: ...

Claymation, Stop Mo-tion
Published 8/17/2007 at Empyreal Environs

G121: Angels at Red Sox, 1 PM
Published 8/17/2007 by redsock at The Joy of Sox
... In 21 combined starts at Portland (AA) and Pawtucket (AAA), Buchholz posted a 2.15 ERA (117 innings). He leads all minor league pitchers with 164 strikeouts. ...

Clay Buchholz Era to Begin Today in Boston
Published 8/17/2007 by digital-derek at SawxBlog
... Clay Buchholz is slated to start Game 1 today against the LA Angels as  the Red Sox Number One pitching prospect makes his first ever Major League Baseball start. This is an exciting day for Red Sox fans as we haven't had this much buzz around a Sox pitching prospect since Jonathan Papelbon came up, and lets just say he's working out just fine. ...

Games of the Day
Published 8/17/2007 by StatsGuru at Baseball Musings
The Angels and Red Sox play a split admission double header today, but all eyes will be on game one as Clay Buchholz makes his major league debut against John Lackey. Boston is throwing the pitcher right into the fire. To read the scouting report on him , he appears to be Clemens, Martinez and Mussina rolled into one. ...

Top Rookies of ‘08
Published 1/28/2008 by Nick Cannata-Bowman at Giants Cove
Last season I made an attempt at predicting the Rookie of the Year and listed the top incoming rookies of ‘07. I made the call that Alex Gordon of the Royals would handily win the award, and within two weeks of the season starting knew how wrong I was. Gordon had a respectable rookie campaign, but produced nothing close to the gaudy numbers I had him tagged for (280/.360/.485, 28 HR, 88 RBI, 15 SB). I had Gordon incorrectly dubbed as the “biggest sure thing this side of Tim Lincecum.” What this proves (besides my inaccurate prediction ability) is that talent is difficult to pinpoint in terms of numbers if it ...

AL East stacked with ROTY candidates
Published 3/12/2008 by Guest Columnist at Fire Brand of the American League
AL East stacked with ROTY candidates Here’s your Wednesday post from The Bottom Line . You can get more Red Sox news and analysis from The Bottom Line here . Last season Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia overcame a .182 April batting average and finished the season at .317, beating out Tampa Bay’s Delmon Young for the 2007 Rookie of the Year (ROTY) Award. This year the Red Sox will feature two rookies that could battle each other for the prize… but the Yankees have two young superstars of their own and the D-Rays and their No. 1 ranked farm system will have another phenom in the mix as well. Jacoby Ellsbury, OF – Boston ...

AL East stacked with ROTY candidates
Published 3/12/2008 by The Bottomline at The Bottom Line
Last season Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia overcame a .182 April batting average and finished the season at .317, beating out Tampa Bay’s Delmon Young for the 2007 ROTY Award. This year the Red Sox will feature two rookies that could battle each other for the prize... but the Yankees have two young superstars of their own and the D-Rays and their No. 1 ranked farm system will have another phenom in the mix as well. Jacoby Ellsbury, OF – Boston Red Sox Ellsbury appears to be the early favorite to win the award in the AL, but if he is forced to start the ...

Lowell: Slight improvement
Published 9/18/2008 at Extra Bases
Not much has changed since yesterday with Mike Lowell, but he did feel a “slight improvement” today in regards to the slightly torn labrum in his right hip, Red Sox spokesman John Blake said in a release. The conference call with doctors he was going to have today will now be tomorrow. How that affects his stated hope to play in tomorrow’s game in Toronto remains to be seen. The Red Sox will assess Lowell further tomorrow. The Red Sox also decided how they want the offseason of Clay Buchholz to proceed. He will play in the Arizona Fall League, the plan being he’ll throw 25 innings over the course of a month. Buchholz ...