Every Team. Every Game: XM Radio Starts March 25th

Maury posted 3/17/2008 from www.bizofbaseball.com [flag]

Major League Baseball will open the 2008 regular season on March 25 with the World Series champion Boston Red Sox and Oakland A's in Japan. XM Satellite Radio will air three live broadcasts of the game, including one broadcast in Japanese. The Red Sox will play the A's in front of a sold-out crowd at the Tokyo Dome at 6:05 am ET. XM will air the Red Sox radio broadcast, the A's broadcast, ... [link]

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Mirabelli Released

kcdc posted 3/17/2008 from www.sportsofboston.com

Extra Bases reports that Doug Mirabelli has been the Red Sox, although it is yet to be official. Look for Dusty Brown and Kevin Cash to take the reigns in Mirabelli’s departure. Of course, the question is raised as to whether either of them can catch a knuckleball. I’m pretty sure we all know, it’s not an easy task.

Dice-K a Daddy, Off to Japan?

kcdc posted 3/17/2008 from www.sportsofboston.com

A major hurdle may have now been cleared for the Red Sox as Daisuke Matsuzaka’s wife has given birth to the couple’s second child and now it seems Matsuzaka may join the Sox when they travel to Japan to open the regular season. Dice-K had previously made it clear he planned to stay in America to be with his wife during the birth and not travel half way around the world.

Dice-K to Start Season Opener in Japan

kcdc posted 3/17/2008 from www.sportsofboston.com

For a while, it seemed he would never make it, but Red Sox starter Daisuke Matsuzaka will be making the trip to Japan after the birth of his son . Now, Terry Francona has named Dice-K as the Opening Day starter when the A’s and Sox square off March 25 in Japan. Jon Lester is slated to start Game 2 of the season, also to be played in Japan.

Lightning Rod

Bronx Liaison found this 3/17/2008 on www.mensvogue.com

After a stormy off-season, Alex Rodriguez is back on course for the record books and, perhaps, that ever-elusive ring. Can baseball's $275-million man redeem himself — and the game?

Yankees Scouting Joe Blanton

The Bullpen Baker found this 3/17/2008 on www.mlbtraderumors.com

According to John Shea of the San Francisco Chronicle , the Yankees had a scout watching Oakland starter Joe Blanton on Sunday. Blanton, 27, saw his salary escalate to $3.7MM this year as he reached his arbitration years. He'll remain under ...

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