The Red Sox today announced that the club has signed righthanded pitcher Mike Timlin to a one-year contract for the 2007 season.
In addition, the club announced that it has exercised its 2007 contract option on righthanded pitcher Tim Wakefield.
The announcements were made by Executive Vice President/General Manager Theo Epstein. No further terms were disclosed.
Timlin, 40, returns for his fifth season with the Red Sox. The righthander was 6-6 with a 4.36 earned run average in a team-high 68 appearances in 2006. Timlin also led the staff with 21 holds, seventh most in the American League, and was second with nine saves.
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According to a baseball source, when Mike Timlin signed a one-year contract with the Red Sox on Tuesday.
Terms of the deal were not announced but it is believed Timlin will pitch for substantially less than the $3.5 million he made in 2006, which was a down season for the right-hander.
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Red Sox manager Terry Francona withdrew Monday from an All-Star tour of Japan because of a foot infection, three days after agreeing to replace Ken Macha as the team's skipper.
Francona has been hospitalized in California because of the infection in his left foot, Red Sox spokesman John Blake said. Blake said that while a full recovery is expected, doctors said Francona won't be able to travel to Japan because of the treatment he'll undergo.
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Red Sox Oct 2006 Archive
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MLB.com | Oct 23, 2006
Julio Lugo will be a player strongly coveted by the Sox this winter.
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Newsday | Oct 22, 2006
"I don't think the Red Sox will trade him unless they get a quality, established pitcher in return," one general manager said.
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AP | Oct 21, 2006
Red Sox manager Terry Francona has accepted an offer to manage a team of major leaguers on an exhibition tour of Japan in November.
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AP | Oct 20, 2006
The Boston Red Sox hired Dave Magadan to replace Ron Jackson as hitting coach, after the team had the third-worst batting average in the American League this season.
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Dallas Morning News | Oct 19, 2006
Gary Matthews' representative, Scott Leventhal, said Wednesday that the centerfielder will file for free agency and at least explore the free agent market before making a decision on where to play.
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AP | Oct 18, 2006
GM Theo Epstein and President Larry Lucchino confirmed on Tuesday that the Red Sox GM has signed an agreement.
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Providence Journal | Oct 11, 2006
"I still miss playing in that uniform," said Bronson Arroyo "You never know what's going to happen in the next couple years."
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Boston Globe | Oct 8, 2006
According to his agent, Alan Nero, Red Sox lefty Jon Lester has responded well to his chemotherapy in Seattle.
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Associated Press | Oct 4, 2006
The Red Sox sent outfielder Adam Stern to the Orioles on Tuesday, essentially completing the trade that brought catcher Javy Lopez to Boston in August.
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Yahoo.com | Oct 2, 2006
The Red Sox announced on Monday that hitting coach Ron Jackson and pitching coach Dave Wallace will not be back in 2007.
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AP | Oct 2, 2006
Devern Hansack hopes he made a lasting impression on the Red Sox in the final game of the season.
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Boston Globe | Oct 1, 2006
A few Phillies players and coaches wouldn't be surprised if the team made a run at Manny Ram?rez.