Dont mind me; not only do the players need a spring tuneup, but I do as well.
Tim Wakefield will start the Red Sox final Grapefruit League game against Bronson Arroyo and the Reds. The offense-heavy Reds finished 5th last year and find themselves in a division in which every lower-tier team improved itself over the offseason, including themselves. After Arroyo and Aaron Harang, they basically have the Devil Rays pitching staff sans Kazmir. Wakefield throws a knuckleball (Monday cant get here soon enough). This game marks the two-day anniversary of the last time the Sox faced Cincinnatti in a spring training game and it will air on ESPN or one of its derivatives.
See, game threads go quick when the starter gets pulled after 5 sentences
Tim Wakefield will start the Red Sox final Grapefruit League game against Bronson Arroyo and the Reds. The offense-heavy Reds finished 5th last year and find themselves in a division in which every lower-tier team improved itself over the offseason, including themselves. After Arroyo and Aaron Harang, they basically have the Devil Rays pitching staff sans Kazmir. Wakefield throws a knuckleball (Monday cant get here soon enough). This game marks the two-day anniversary of the last time the Sox faced Cincinnatti in a spring training game and it will air on ESPN or one of its derivatives.
See, game threads go quick when the starter gets pulled after 5 sentences
). Tim had another good outing today and of all the horrible things (horrible is overstating---I am being dramatic---I like the effect), that happened during spring training, Tim just went out there and did his job. Not that I am prejudiced in the least. 
