이거 보시다 첫부분에 병현(less certain) 그리고 아래 쭉 보시다 보면 째금하게 병현 얘기 한줄있씁니다
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(mri 얘기..)
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한국에선 난리인가본데...
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한줄로..(less certain)--아직 잘 모른다
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이말 달랑 하나...
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여긴 조용합니다..
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그리고..한국 기자들...이번 병현사건이후로
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보너스 받았다고 들었는데...
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기가 막히네요...ㅡㅡ;;;
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우리 오푸시즌이고..할일도 줄어들었는데
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언론중재의원회(?) 이런대다가 항의 문서좀
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보낼수없을까요???~!@!~@!~@!
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Offseason moves on deck
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By Bob Hohler, Globe Staff, 10/18/2003
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With the wounds still fresh from their monumental loss to the Yankees, the Red Sox last night confronted one of the most crucial offseasons in their history as they began to plan for a 2004 campaign that could end with the team's core eligible for free agency. Pedro Martinez, Nomar Garciaparra, Jason Varitek, Derek Lowe, and Trot Nixon all could land on the open market after next season unless the Sox trade them or sign them to longer deals.
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The Sox are all but certain to bid farewell to John Burkett, who will turn 39 next month after his two-year, $11 million contract expires. They must decide whether to tender contracts to David Ortiz (a no-brainer) and Byung Hyun Kim (less certain) and consider whether to try to reinvest in Mike Timlin and Jeff Suppan, among other roster questions.
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Then there's the question of second baseman Todd Walker, who hit .283 with 13 homers and 85 RBIs in the regular season before he paced the Sox in the playoffs by batting .349 with five homers. Walker, 30, earned $3.45 million this year and will be eligible for free agency after the World Series, clearing the way for a likely salary boost.
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The Sox may be unwilling to pay Walker his market value. That would sadden Walker.
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"The bottom line is, unless it's absurdly beneficial for me to go somewhere else, I don't want to go anywhere else," Walker said. "I love this team. This is probably the best team I've ever been a part of. I can't imagine winning a World Series anywhere but Boston."
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The knock on Walker since he arrived from the Reds was his defense. The only second baseman who played a minimum of 113 games in the majors this season and committed more errors than Walker (16) was New York's Alfonso Soriano (19). But Walker, who has steadfastly defended his defense, made two sensational plays to end the eighth and ninth innings in Game 7 Thursday.
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"I got poorly advertised since Day 1 when I came over here," he said. "I'm not going to lie. It made it very tough on me because I wanted to do so well for these guys. But nobody should ever, ever be concerned about me playing second base. I'm going to make mistakes just like everybody else. Unfortunately, when I make mistakes, it's the worst thing that can ever happen. But if Nomar or Bill Mueller or anybody else makes a mistake, it's part of the game. In my case, it's always been this microscopic deal."
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General manager Theo Esptein declined to discuss pending roster decisions, but he shared Walker's satisfaction over his big plays in Game 7.
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"That was one of the most gratifying things I've seen all year," Epstein said. "The same way the bullpen took a lot of heat all year and then came through in such a courageous way in October, Todd Walker took a lot of heat about his defense all year and for him to make those two incredible plays was really gratifying because I know how hard he worked and how much he cares."
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What's more, Epstein praised Walker for battling through the adversity of a midseason slump in addition to weathering criticism over his defense.
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"I think he's a better player and a better person than he was six months ago," Epstein said. "He went right into the fire of playing in Boston and came through strong."
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Nixon loses friend
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Nixon said he learned after Game 7 that a childhood friend (whose name Nixon did not disclose) had been killed prior to the game when he was run down by a car while jogging. "We were close as kids, so it was tough to hear about it after the game on top of everything," Nixon said . . . Kim is expected to undergo an MRI on his right shoulder to determine whether the injury that prevented him from competing in the ALCS is more severe than tendinitis . . . Epstein and Sox CEO Larry Lucchino said there was nothing to rumors about problems with Martinez's pitching shoulder. "He's exhausted, like all the players are," Epstein said . . . After Yankee owner George Steinbrenner and president Randy Levine took verbal swipes at the Sox after Game 7, Lucchino declined to retaliate, saying, "We're not going to descend to that level of gracelessness. Is that a word? It should be to describe that sort of conduct."
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Jim McCabe and Nick Cafardo of the Globe staff contributed to this report.
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첫댓글 마지막 단락 네째줄에 병현이야기 나오네요....도대체 어디에 퇴출이란 말 있는지 그들한테 묻고싶군요....나쁜 ...............;;
아 진짜 오프시즌엔 언론중재에 관해 공부해봐야 겠네요. 연구해서 한번 나홀로 소송이나 해볼까나?!
샤론님, 알라죵해요~ 항상 감사요^^
사료표정봐라~~~~~ ㅋㅋㅋ ㅁ|ㅌ|겠오~^^ 카카 귀여워~~~
도대체 끝이없다...허허
에잇~~~~~~국내 찌라시들 정말 싫다....
샤롱 ! 혹 뒤라도 마려운게요..
진짜 한국기자들 벌받아야합니다.우리 무슨 조취를 취해야한다고 생각해요.. 정말 끝도 없는 추측기사설 짜증납니다
샤료님의 원본글밑에 5대찌라시의 글들이 답글 형태로 달렸으면 좋겠네요.하나의 원본을 놓고 각기 얼마나 다른 소설을 썼는지 비교가 되도록.....누가 누가 소설 잘쓰나!
그게 언론(언론??,, 언론일까요?? 지내 마음대로 지껄인건데..).. 딱 한마니 하겠습니다.. 잘먹구.. 잘 살아라...
우리정말 언론 중재위원회같은데다가 항의 합시다..오프시즌까지 병현선수 못잡아 먹어서 난리네..귀신은 뭐하나몰라 그런.....안잡아가고...
태양이... 바다에 미광을 비추면 나는 너를 생각한다... 희미한 달빛이 샘물위에 떠잇으면 나는 너를 생각한다...
한국찌라시들 영어나 제대로 해석하구 쓰라 맨날 엉뚱한 기사만 쓰고 삼류소설가네..ㅡㅡ
샤론님 아바타 얼굴 넘 무셔버~~ㅠㅠ...
커피님 말씀대로 저런 말도 안되는 기사 모아다가 나중에 허위 사실 유포로 고소라도 했음 좋겠어요..꼭 그렇게 했음 좋겠네요.. 근데 샤론님 표정^^ 찌라시들이 어디 무서워 하겠습니까? 너무 귀여워요 ㅋㅋ