Found December 09, 2007 on
Red Sox Times:
Just another day in the Red Sox minor league system last night. With the big club off for the evening, leave it to Gabe Kapler’s boys in Greenville to throw up some zeros and for George Kottaras to take home ESPN Sportcenter’s top play of the day.
Down in Greenville highly touted prospe
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The Red Sox have released catcher Josh Bard. This means that the catching battery for 2009 will most likely be Jason Varitek and George Kottaras. Kottaras is out of minor league options and Josh Bard would be owed an extra $60,000 if he stayed on the roster past today, so a decision had [...]
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February 02, 2008
Gabe Kapler, speaking while being inducted into the Moorpark College Hall of Fame:
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March 20, 2009
I thought that Josh Bard would be here a little longer this time. By signing him for a second time, I figured Bard would rebound and be that back-up catcher that Boston needs so badly. I was hoping that he would thrive this season and totally redeem himself from that awful stint in 2006. He never made it through spring training. On Wednesday, the Red Sox placed the 30-year old catcher...
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While the Boston Red Sox took a break from Grapefruit League action yesterday, things weren’t so quiet in camp. We had the release of Josh Bard, leaving George Kottaras as the likely backup to Jason Varitek. We also had the news that Kevin Youkilis is out of the WBC and will miss a few days [...]
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March 18, 2009
Well it appears that Josh Bard won’t be the backup to Jason Varitek this season as Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald is reporting that the Red Sox have cut him. No other details are available at this time but I’ll be sure to update once there is more.
This leaves Dusty Brown or George Kottaras [...]
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