Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine and former GM Theo Epstein planned to talk a little baseball and raise a little money for charity.
Via hardballchat.com
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January 30, 2012
Boston Red Sox fans are still awaiting Major League Baseball’s decision as to what compensation the Chicago Cubs must forfeit for signing Theo Epstein as the team’s new President of Baseball Operations. The Cubs and Epstein do not feel that the Red Sox should be awarded anything, as the job was a promotion. But Boston feels as if the move was one of a lateral variety...
Via NESN.com
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January 31, 2012
Theo Epstein and Ben Cherington became great friends while working together in the Red Sox organization, so although Epstein is now with the Cubs, the two will be pulling for each other in their new positions. Epstein and Cherington both admitted that they'll be rooting for the other's team, except when the two teams meet up in Chicago in June. They also spoke glowingly of...
Via Mike Silva's New York Baseball Digest
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January 31, 2012
We knew Bobby Valentine was going to find a way to spruce up the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry, but it looks like he’s “all-in” as a Bostonian with his Super Bowl XLVI prediction via Erik Boland of Newsday:
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At charity event last night Bobby V told Newsday (& the other...
Via NESN.com
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January 30, 2012
BOSTON –– They chatted together. They took pictures together. They convened at a panel together. But would Ben Cherington and Theo Epstein discuss the Red Sox' compensation for Epstein's departure to the Cubs? Not a chance -- at least not with reporters at Monday's Hot Stove Cool Music Baseball Roundtable. "Nothing new, would any of you like to resolve it?,"...
Via AP on Fox
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January 31, 2012
Brian Cashman and Theo Epstein say after years of being on opposite sides of baseball's most bitter rivalry, they are looking forward to being able to make deals with one another.
The Yankees general manager and the former general manager of the Red Sox appeared together at a forum Tuesday at Sacred Heart University.
The 38-year-old Epstein, now president of baseball operations...
Via redsox.com
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January 29, 2012
Bobby Valentine was right at home Sunday night in Stamford, Conn., wearing his old letterman's jacket on the same stage where he had held the lead in the school play decades ago.
Via Ted's Army
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January 31, 2012
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When asked if there was a resolution in sight, the Cubs’ Theo Epstein said, “Seems like it should be coming to an end sometime soon.’’
When asked again, Epstein said, “I don’t think it’s appropriate...
Via NESN.com
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January 31, 2012
BOSTON -- Former Mets manager and current Red Sox skipper Bobby Valentine shares ties with both New York and Boston. He will make the trek to Indianapolis on Sunday to watch the Patriots and Giants battle in Super Bowl XLVI with legendary Dolphins coach Don Shula, who extended the invitation. Still, with ties to both cities, Valentine won't be torn during the showdown. Despite...
Via MSNBC
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January 30, 2012
Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says he doesn't know how the shortstop situation will work out.
Via Rant Sports
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January 29, 2012
I admit that I love Theo Epstein. I look forward to having lunch with Jed Hoyer in a couple weeks, and I am fully prepared to share my thoughts on Matt Garza. It won’t be any different than my conversation with Tim Wiliken 3 days after Matt Garza was traded as I was against it then, and will be against hanging on to him.
I’m sorry Cub fans, but Matt Garza is NOT an ace...
Via redsox.com
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January 30, 2012
New Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine, Sox general manager Ben Cherington and Cherington's successor, Cubs president Theo Epstein, were all on hand at Fenway Park on Monday for "Hot Stove Cool Music."
Via Yahoo! Sports
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January 31, 2012
Brian Cashman and Theo Epstein say after years of being on opposite sides of baseball's most bitter rivalry, they are looking forward to being able to make deals with one another. The Yankees general manager and the former general manager of the Red Sox appeared together at a forum Tuesday at Sacred Heart University.
Via mlb.com
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January 31, 2012
If Theo Epstein could figure out what causes players to falter in big markets, he told guests at Fenway Park on Monday night, "I'd take it with me to Chicago." The Boston crowd ate it up.
Via Chicago Sun Times
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January 30, 2012
A resolution could be coming to the pending compensation issue between the Cubs and Boston Red Sox. The stalemated issue over what the Red Sox should receive for allowing Theo Epstein out of the last year of his contract to become Cubs president is in the hands of commissioner Bud Selig. He said over the weekend that he has yet to resolve the issue, but a report Monday in the Boston...
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