Foneshow delivers audio content directly to your cell phone. With automatic notification, the content is always fresh; it's great for news, finance, and sports programming. You don't need a data plan or a smart phone to use Foneshow!

Subscribe to this Foneshow...

Podcast to be Named Later

A Podcast dedicated to the Rivalry between the Boston Redsox and New York Yankees from the fans point of view!
1
Enter   and 
2
You'll get a text message
3
Just dial and listen!

< List shows

Podcast to be named Later - Spring Training Episode 004 | 1-206-337-BONY

Date: 03/10/2007
Length: 01:05:38

Saturday March 10, 2007

http://redsoxvsyankees.libsyn.com/

My apologies for the yankee portion of the podcast. The volume is lower because we lost Kenny's Mic somehow. Live and Learn.

    Red Sox Recap
    1. Papelbon brings the heat in debut - Saturday Mar 3
      1. PHILLIES 12, RED SOX 9, in 10 innings
      2. Chad Spann drove in two runs in the ninth inning to send the game to extras.
        1. Spann 23 3B prospect r/r, AA Portland
        2. drafted in 2002 5th Round
        3. Very athletic with great bat speed, patience and pitch selecting. Waiting on power.
        4. 2006 Eastern League Allstar.
      3. Mike Lowell crushed his first home run of the spring, a three-run shot in the fifth
      4. Wily Mo Pena and Doug Mirabelli contributed RBI singles in a two-run fourth.
      5. Prospect Brandon Moss belted a solo homer to center in the third.
        1. Moss 23 OF l/r AA Portland
        2. 8th round 2002
        3. .285 83 12 for Augusta
        4. Raw Power with a good ARM
        5. Sea Dogs MVP 2006
      6. David Murphy laced an RBI single in the ninth.
        1. Murphy 25 OF l/l
        2. 1st round draft in 2003
        3. Tall athletic lefty w/ sweet swing
        4. Needs to work on more power
        5. Played 20 games in the show 22 AB
          1. .227 2 1
      7. ON THE MOUND
        1. Wakefield allowed three hits and two runs over two innings of work, striking out two.
        2. Fellow starter Jonathan Papelbon pitched two innings out of the bullpen, striking out four and not allowing a baserunner.
        3. In two-thirds of an inning, Manny Delcarmen allowed three runs, three hits and one free pass in the ninth.
    2. RED SOX 6, TWINS 1 Sun Mar 4
      1. At The Plate
        1. Coco Crisp delivered a two-run single in the fourth, part of a five-run inning for Boston.
        2. Julio Lugo went 2-for-3 with a walk, an RBI and a run scored.
      2. On the Mound
        1. Curt Schilling pitched 3 1/3 innings, allowing one run on two hits with a walk and a strikeout.
        2. Javier Lopez threw 1 2/3 innings, giving up just one hit and striking out one.
          1. Barely has Major league stuff, 4 saves for pawtucket
          2. Came from ChiSox in trade last year
    3. DODGERS 2, RED SOX 1 Monday Mar 5
      1. At The Plate
        1. doubles by Dustin Pedroia and Luis Jimenez,
        2. singles by Ed Rogers, Brandon Moss and Alberto Prieto
        3. Moss scored the Sox's lone run on Jimenez's RBI double in the eighth.
      2. On the Mound
        1. Josh Beckett pitched three scoreless innings, allowing three hits and striking out two.
        2. Brendan Donnelly (one inning, two hits and one earned run) was charged with the loss.
    4. RED SOX 14, MARLINS 6, 10 innings Tue Mar 6
      1. At The Plate
        1.  In the 10th inning, the Red Sox poured on eight runs. Brandon Moss had an RBI double, Jeff Bailey had a two-run double, while Joe McEwing, Jacoby Ellsbury and Bobby Scales each had RBI singles.
        2. Red Sox rallied with two runs in the seventh inning to take a 3-2 lead on Moss' RBI single. Kerry Robinson doubled and Ed Rogers singled in the inning.
      2. On the Mound
        1. Matsuzaka threw 15 pitches in the first inning, with 11 strikes. In the second inning, the Japanese right-hander tossed 21 pitches, with 13 strikes, and stranded runners on second and third with one out. His fastball topped out at 93 mph in the second inning, and his lowest off-speed pitch was clocked at 71 mph. In his third and final inning, Matsuzaka retired the side in order on 11 pitches, with seven strikes. He threw 47 pitches with 31 strikes. According to speed gun readings, Matsuzaka's fastball touched 91-93 mph in the third inning. His curveball ranged from 74-77 mph, while his slider was 81-82 mph, and his changeup was 76-78 mph.
        2. Joel Pineiro tossed a scoreless fourth.
        3. Manny Delcarmen surrendered the homer
    5. RED SOX 9, METS 5 Wed Mar 7
      1. At the Plate
        1. Ed Rogers hit a walk-off grand slam with one out in the bottom of the ninth to give the Red Sox a 9-5 win.
        2. Leadoff man Julio Lugo scoring two runs, walking and getting a hit.
        3. Kevin Youkilis went 2-for-3.
        4. Manny Ramirez was 1-for-1 with a run and an RBI.
      2. On The Mound
        1. Tim Wakefield scattered four hits over three shutout innings, striking out three.
        2. Jonathan Papelbon four strikeouts over three scoreless innings.
    6. TWINS 1, RED SOX 0 Thur Mar 8
      1. At the Plate
        1. Kevin Youkilis raised his batting average this spring to .412 with a 2-for-3 performance.
        2. David Murphy went 1-for-2 with a walk.
      2. On the mound
        1. Curt Schilling made his third consecutive start against the Twins this spring. He pitched four innings, allowing one run on two hits with a walk and two strikeouts.
        2. Devern Hansack threw two innings, giving up just two hits and walking one.
    7. RED SOX 11, PHILLIES 10 Fri Mar 9
      1. At the Plate
        1. David Ortiz an impressive homer to right field that traveled over a second fence beyond the field. He also doubled in a run in the first
        2. Julio Lugo triple,
        3. Doug Mirabelli added an RBI double.
        4. Boston finished off the Phillies with a six-run fifth inning.
      2. On the Mound
        1. Rookie Kason Gabbard allowed three runs (two earned) in two innings. He surrendered two hits and two walks, while striking out two.
          1. Gabbard 24 Lefty 89-91 fast + curve and change
          2. drafted 29th round 2000
          3. 1 and 3 with Sox last year .351
    Yankee Racap

    1. YANKEES 6, TIGERS 5 Mon Mar 5
      1. At the plate
        1. Bronson Sardinha's two-run walk-off homer off Felix Heredia in the ninth kept the Yankees perfect for the spring.
        2. Hideki Matsui hit his first home run of the spring in the second inning, blasting a two-run shot to right.
        3. Robinson Cano gave the Yankees the lead with an RBI groundout later in the second, scoring Jorge Posada.
        4. Alex Rodriguez reached Andrew Miller for a run-scoring single in the third.
      1. On The Mound
        1. Igawa struggled in his Grapefruit League debut, allowing two hits and three walks in one-plus inning of work. Igawa struck out three, throwing 40 pitches (38 in the first inning) and was lifted for reliever Jeff Kennard after surrendering a leadoff single to Sean Casey in the second inning.
        2. Mariano Rivera made his spring debut in the third inning, retiring Detroit on two strikeouts and a groundout.
    2. INDIANS 6, YANKEES 5  Tue Mar 2
      1. At the PLate
        1. Right fielder Kevin Reese got the Yankees on the board with his two-run shot off Fernando Cabrera in the fifth.
        2. First baseman Josh Phelps, a former Indian, cranked a two-run blast to right off Brian Sikorski in the sixth.
      2. On The Mound
        1. Wang worked three innings, giving up a pair of runs on five hits. He got out of trouble with runners on the corners in the second by getting Hector Luna to hit into a double play.
        2. Right-hander Phil Hughes looked solid in two scoreless innings of work, holding the Tribe to a hit and a walk with one strikeout.
    3. REDS 1, YANKEES 1 (10 innings) WEd Mar 7
      1. At the PLate
        1.  Alex Rodriguez went 2-for-3 with a single and a double.
        2. Derek Jeter went 1-for-3 with a single.
        3. Bronson Sardinha delivered the tying RBI single with one out in the bottom of the ninth.
      2. On the Mound
        1. Starter Andy Pettitte pitched three scoreless innings.
        2. The veteran southpaw suffered a scare in the first inning, when Chris Denorfia's bat shattered. Part of the bat nicked Pettitte in the ring finger of his throwing hand, but Pettitte stayed in the game.
        3. He allowed three hits and two walks while striking out one.
        4. Luis Vizcaino, who the Yankees acquired in the Randy Johnson trade, gave up the homer to Votto in the eighth.
    4. YANKEES 5, BRAVES 3 in 10 innings  Thur Mar 8
      1. At the Plate
        1. Josh Phelps' two-out RBI single in the 10th inning off Steve Colyer proved to be the game-winner.
        2. Two innings earlier, Phelps provided a go-ahead sacrifice fly.
        3. Jason Giambi homered off Tim Hudson to begin the second inning.
      2. On the Mound
        1. Mussina, who allowed two earned runs and four hits, retired the final five batters he faced in his three-inning outing.
        2. Scott Proctor allowed a hit and registered a strikeout in a scoreless fourth inning.
    5. YANKEES 5, DEVIL RAYS 1 Fri Mar 9
      1. At the Plate
        1. Derek Jeter's two-run single highlighted a four-run New York second inning.
        2. Johnny Damon picked up an RBI with a bases-loaded walk and Robinson
        3. Cano brought home a run with a fielder's choice.
        4. Jorge Posada slugged his second home run of the spring in the sixth inning.
      2. On the Mound
        1. Filling in for Carl Pavano, who was scratched for personal reasons, Jeff Karstens fired three shutout innings, striking out four.
        2. The 24-year-old Karstens allowed two hits and has now compiled five scoreless innings this spring.
        3. Left-handed prospect Chase Wright struck out all three batters he faced in the fourth.

    Red Sox News
    1. Timlin Shut down for 1 Week
      1. experienced soreness in his oblique muscle again after pitching batting practice
      2. Timlin had an MRI taken on Thursday, which revealed a strain
      3. The 6-foot-4 right-hander was scheduled to pitch against the Tigers in Lakeland, Fla., for the first time this spring on Saturday, which coincidentally is the day he turns 41 years old.
      4. Donnelly has allowed five hits and five runs in 3 2/3 innings
      5.  Pineiro has given up seven hits and five runs (four earned) in four 1/3 innings and
      6. Tavarez has surrendered six hits and four runs (three earned) in 5 2/3 innings.
      7. Craig Hansen looked rusty in his spring debut on Friday.
      8. The 23-year-old righty, who has been bothered by stiffness in his back, gave up three doubles that accounted for two runs and walked one.
      9. Health-wise, it was good. Result-wise, it wasn't that great. But we can fix that."
    2. Lester Returns to Game Action
      1. The cancer survivor pitched a perfect first inning in a Spring Training B-game at Hammond Stadium against the Minnesota Twins, getting three groundouts, two to shortstop with a groundout to third sandwiched in between.
      2. Lester needed just eight pitches to retire Alexi Casilla, Glenn Williams and Mike Redmond. Lester threw eight pitches, six for strikes
      3. locked at 88 mph, two at 89 mph and one at 90 mph.
      4. Lester's first game action since Aug. 23, when he allowed six hits and three run and earned a win against the Angels in Anaheim. Nine days later, the club and Lester announced he had a rare non-Hodgkin's form of lymphoma.
    3. Wake works on Curve
      1. hoping his curveball can be a better secondary weapon this year than it's been in the past.
      2. threw five curveballs in Wednesday's three-inning stint against the Mets. By comparison, Wakefield generally spins two or three breaking balls over six or seven innings of a regular-season start.
      3. got a lot of strikeouts with it last year.
      4. Wakefield said that he's already been told he'll follow Jonathan Papelbon and pitch the fifth game of the season.
    4. Elite Rotation
      1. The way Curt Schilling sizes things up, he will barely be the ace of the Red Sox this season.
      2. Schilling looks at Boston's rotation much like a loaded, five-card deck.
      3. He sees it as a quintet
      4. Josh Beckett. "It's also nice to have some other guys that kind of pitch the same way you do. You can ask them, 'Well, how did you get this guy out or how do you get that guy out?' I think that's going to help us all."
      5. here are four power arms and then there's Tim Wakefield, the ultimate study in finesse.
      6. Lefty Jon Lester is one of the most promising young pitchers in baseball, assuming he gets back to 100 percent strength following a winter of chemotherapy treatments.
        1. Lester will probably start the year in Triple-A Pawtucket and be readily available in the event of an injury.
    Music by  Uncle Seth from the Podsafe Music Network.

    Foneshow does not charge for this service, but standard or other charges may apply from your carrier. Please check your plan to make sure. To stop receiving text messages at anytime, text STOP to 44636. For help, text HELP to 44636 or email support@4info.net.