Two years ago, the guy was pathetic. Now he has become a monster. A tremendous turnaround. How to account for it?
Shame on you, Mau.Papi maybe taking him under his wing? Like Manny did for him.
Shame on you, Mau.
Papi maybe taking him under his wing? Like Manny did for him.
Don't forget Jeter, Mariano, posada and BernieJust like Roger helped Andy, huh Mau?
Feel free to share your own opinion!Two years ago, the guy was pathetic. Now he has become a monster. A tremendous turnaround. How to account for it?
Just like Roger helped Andy, huh Mau?
He was an elite college player would not have made it to the sox if he had t broken his wrist or whatever that injury was.
Very good offensively in the minors and he was streaky as hell in the majors.
Clearly the answer is steroids
I'm still not convinced on Bradley's hitting. I do like that he uses all fields and Chili Davis probably has a lot to do with that because we see it through the Sox lineup: Bogarts, Pedroia, Shaw, Betts etc. If Bradley hits .285 with occasional power that is fine with me.
I hear you both on JBJ. I think he is at a crossroad in his career. If he has the work ethic of a Yaz, he can become a really special player. He has all the tools - good arm, good speed, great fielder, occasional power and the ability to hit for average. On the other hand if he is lazy, this could be his career highlight. I'm not saying he can become a Yaz but he certainly can become a Dwight Evans and I would be happy with that..285 is a 10M a year guy. Hell I'm a Yankee fan a .285 hitter with occasional power is unheard of as of late.
I hear you both on JBJ. I think he is at a crossroad in his career. If he has the work ethic of a Yaz, he can become a really special player. He has all the tools - good arm, good speed, great fielder, occasional power and the ability to hit for average. On the other hand if he is lazy, this could be his career highlight. I'm not saying he can become a Yaz but he certainly can become a Dwight Evans and I would be happy with that.
Dwight Evans had a Just-Shy-of-Hall-of-Fame career. It's shameful he didn't garner more votes. I don't think any Red Sox Fan would be disappointed if Bradley turned that in after 19 years. On the other hand, I also don't think it is a reasonable expectation...just yet.I hear you both on JBJ. I think he is at a crossroad in his career. If he has the work ethic of a Yaz, he can become a really special player. He has all the tools - good arm, good speed, great fielder, occasional power and the ability to hit for average. On the other hand if he is lazy, this could be his career highlight. I'm not saying he can become a Yaz but he certainly can become a Dwight Evans and I would be happy with that.