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After the Sox signed Curt Schilling, the Yanks helped themselves more with four signings—the most prominent of which being slugger Gary Sheffield—addressing their needs and setting up deals to come...
...denies that Schilling, when healthy, makes a team better. But the Red Sox are gambling that at age 37, he’ll return to form after an injury-plagued year in which he went 8-9 with a 2.95 ERA. Schilling pitched in just 24 games last season...
This week, the Boston Red Sox went out and traded a bunch of nothing for 37-year old Curt Schilling. The Yankees responded by using their unlimited money supply to purchase Gary Sheffield and two fine relievers, Tom Gordon and Paul Quantrill...
...course, the Yankees already have Derek Jeter and the Red Sox have Nomar Garciaparra-All-Star shortstops who aren't going to change positions. Assuming Boston doesn't trade Garciaparra, who's in the final year of his contract, they would switch Matsui to second; New York would put him either at second (trading Alfonso Soriano or setting him to graze in the outfield) or third (replacing Aaron Boone...
...Boston Red Sox and young voters have one thing in common: many people do not take them seriously. Young people have one of the lowest rates of voter turnout because politicians do not take them seriously; politicians do not take them seriously because they vote in such low numbers. This endless cycle goes around and around, but unlike the curse of the Bambino, this curse can be broken. The baseball season is over, the political season has just begun, and young voters are the Wild Card of the 2004 presidential election: will this be the year they turn their reputation...