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Wakefield Plans On Being One Of Boston's Starters
The knuckle-baller says he's completely recovered from offseason surgery to repair a herniated disc. Having signed John Lackey, the Red Sox now have six starters for five spots with Josh Beckett, Jon Lester, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Clay Buchholz joining Lackey and Wakefield. "I feel great," he said. "I finished my rehab a couple of weeks ago [and I'm] right back on schedule as far as my offseason conditioning and throwing program [is concerned], and I feel like there won't be any setbacks when I go to spring training." Boston Red Sox Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Schilling Isn't Planning A Comeback
Schilling wrote on his Twitter page over the weekend: "Working out again ... not sure I can add anything to that other than I feel it in every fiber of my being, every step I take..." However, the Boston Herald contacted Schilling and the 43-year-old said that he's simply "working out." Boston Red Sox Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Boston Wanted Bay To Have Knee SurgeryHad it not been for a medical dispute, Jason Bay may have stayed with the Red Sox and never signed with the Mets. Bay's agent, Joe Urbon, flew to Boston for a physical and possibly a news conference during the season, but the deal hit a snag when, following the exam, the Red Sox requested a change in the structure of a possible agreement and that the outfielder undergo minor knee surgery after the season. "I was shocked, to say the least, that I was being told to have knee surgery in order to get the contract," Bay told WEEI.com, "particularly since I wasn't hurt." Boston Red Sox, New York Mets Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Red Sox Jan 2010 Archive
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Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield told CSNNE.com that he plans on being one of the team's starters in 2010.
Curt Schilling is working out, but the pitcher says that he's not planning a comeback to the major leagues.