View Poll Results: who leads the team in HRs?

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  • Gonzalez

    8 66.67%
  • Ellsbury

    1 8.33%
  • Ortiz

    2 16.67%
  • Pedroia

    1 8.33%
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Thread: Who leads Boston with homeruns this year?

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    Who leads Boston with homeruns this year?

    who leads??

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    gonzalez I think.
    I think walks are overrated unless you can run. If you get a walk and put the pitcher in a stretch, that helps, but the guy who walks and can’t run, most of the time he’s clogging up the bases for somebody who can run. – Dusty Baker.

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    dont feed the trolls...um, I mean valued member of the sox forum

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boston Boxer View Post
    dont feed the trolls...um, I mean valued member of the sox forum
    I know he is a NY dude but he really seems to be a A-gone fan.
    I think walks are overrated unless you can run. If you get a walk and put the pitcher in a stretch, that helps, but the guy who walks and can’t run, most of the time he’s clogging up the bases for somebody who can run. – Dusty Baker.

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    Please, folks, let's tone down the personal comments. In fact, let's eliminate them altogether. Focus on the posts, not the poster. Thanks.
    Put it in the books.

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    Quote Originally Posted by milladrive View Post
    Please, folks, let's tone down the personal comments. In fact, let's eliminate them altogether. Focus on the posts, not the poster. Thanks.
    agreed, however we have a history of him coming to this board and flaming. We just dont want to deal with it this year.

    Point taken

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    Seems like a legitimate question to ask/poll to start. I think the Sox's HR leader will be Adrian Gonzalez but I voted for Pedroia just because, well you know, he's Pedroia.
    Watching Derek Jeter make 40 defensive plays and then watching Adam Everett make 40 defensive plays at the same position is sort of like watching video of Barbara Bush dancing at the White House, and then watching Demi Moore dancing in Striptease. (Bill James)

    Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power. If he can continue to hit .260 or so, he'll be useful, and he probably has a future as a backup infielder. (Keith Law)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boston Boxer View Post
    dont feed the trolls
    if i were a troll wouldn't i leave off a legit option on my poll and add Sweeney?

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    gotta go with Gonzalez on this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Therwil Flyer View Post
    Seems like a legitimate question to ask/poll to start. I think the Sox's HR leader will be Adrian Gonzalez but I voted for Pedroia just because, well you know, he's Pedroia.
    This is blackout's "Hey, I'm a nice guy" post to try to cover up the other one he made before. Don't believe the hype!

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    Gonzalez no doubt there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 9&10 View Post
    This is blackout's "Hey, I'm a nice guy" post to try to cover up the other one he made before. Don't believe the hype!
    but I am a nice guy.

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    If he makes a "trolling" post then report him to the moderators. Until then, this appears to be a perfectly legitimate post. Everyone attacking the member posting is in the wrong here and comments, such as many of the above, will not be tolerated.

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    For what it's worth, I voted for Ellsbury leading the club again in 2012.

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    I voted for David Ortiz

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Commissioner View Post
    For what it's worth, I voted for Ellsbury leading the club again in 2012.
    Hardly anyone expects him to be able to replicate his 2011 season. I do.
    Watching Derek Jeter make 40 defensive plays and then watching Adam Everett make 40 defensive plays at the same position is sort of like watching video of Barbara Bush dancing at the White House, and then watching Demi Moore dancing in Striptease. (Bill James)

    Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power. If he can continue to hit .260 or so, he'll be useful, and he probably has a future as a backup infielder. (Keith Law)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Therwil Flyer View Post
    Hardly anyone expects him to be able to replicate his 2011 season. I do.
    yeah i personally don't see Ellsbury doing nearly as much damage power wise

    he'll get his stolen bases though

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    How about none of the above?

    I pick Cody Ross.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaaBoTownSox View Post
    How about none of the above?

    I pick Cody Ross.
    Well, I would imagine that would qualify as "other."
    Put it in the books.

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    Quote Originally Posted by milladrive View Post
    Well, I would imagine that would qualify as "other."
    This is true.

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