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Sox Beat: Halfway home, Sox' fate is unpredictable
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By ALEX SPEIER
New Hampshire Union Leader Sports
Friday, Jun. 27, 2008
Injuries, as they have in the past, could play a major role in the pennant chase.
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YOUR COMMENTS
Unpredictable? Talk about a dumb thing to say. They have been riddled with injuries, they have been collectively ill as a team, they had to open in Japan then had time off before finishing with Oakland, and then traveling to Toronto, and they have had key players mired in career slumps. They've lost one key pitcher for an entire season if not an entire career. Their best hitters have been either out of commission or missing at the plate. They have had to rely on minor leaguers and rookies. And here's my prediction: they win the AL East and then beat the Angels and once again go to the World Series where they play the Chicago Cubs. Then what? Well, the Cubs win the World Series in seven games and even the Red Sox and their fans don't mind so much because it's one of the most exciting World Series in history. No brainer.
- Tom, Dover-Foxcroft, Me.
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