Re-sign Mike Lowell!

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A simple message: Lowell Yes/A-Rod No
Published 11/2/2007 by Dan Lamothe, Red Sox Monster at Red Sox Monster - MassLive.com
... (and counting), it's not the only Lowell lobby out there: A Sox fan has now launched the Web site Lowell Yes/A-Rod No . The message is simple: It's no wonder teams get better when A-Rod leaves. Really. In 2000, A-Rod's last season in Seattle, the Mariners finished a solid 91-71. Then, in 2001, their first season without ARod, they had their massive 116-46 season. Same with the Texas Rangers. In 2003, A-Rod's last season in Texas, the Rangers finished with a lackluster 71-91 record; then, in 2004, free of A-Rod, they turn it around and finish 89-73. Of course, many factors ...

Well now you've made me angry.
Published 11/2/2007 by Kristen at Basegirl
... attention they deserve. And, of course, when they're both playing out of their minds, it becomes even more difficult. (Not that I would advise any parents out there to ignore whatever child isn't performing well but hell, what do I know? I'm not a real parent.) But now, now that the Red Sox have so richly rewarded a season of faith and, let's be honest, more than occasional exasperation, I can turn my attention fully to Child #2, the Patriots (with an eye still tuned to the saga of re-signing our once-and-future third basemen, Theo and don't you even think ...

Hot Stove Update
Published 11/3/2007 at Center Field
... a hardworker, and always struck me as a stand-up guy. Mike Lowell still has yet to file for free agency- which shouldn't make anyone relax about his status, but definitely is a positive sign that he's really working through options with the Sox first before going on to test the broader market. Some Lowell fans have built on the grassroots campaign that started with the "Keep Mike Lowell" and "Don't Sign A-Rod" chants I heard while I was at the celebrations in Denver, and started the Lowell Yes / A-Rod No website. All like-minded Sox fans can head over there and show support. ...