Matsuzaka

Is Daisuke finished, or are his recent struggles only a bump in the road?

As a team, the Boston Red Sox offer solid fantasy talent, both on the mound and in the batter's box. Kevin Youkilis, Dustin Pedroia, David Ortiz, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Josh Beckett offer top value in all major fantasy baseball categories.

Daisuke Matsuzaka was by far the biggest free agent signing of the 2007 Baseball season. But after a second half downturn and two forgetable playoff starts, did the Red Sox crap out? Wait and see...

The Boston Red Sox made an expensive and historic acquisition this winter when they spent over one hundred million dollars to sign Japanese pitching sensation Daisuke (pronounced Dice-K) Matsuzaka to a multi-year deal.

Daisuke Matsuzaka is one of the hottest names in baseball. With his success in Japan and in the World Baseball Classic, Daisuke Matsuzaka has become one of the most highly touted rookies in Major League Baseball history.

With the ridiculous, often-times irrational Boston media and fans, Matsuzaka will need to do more than just lead the league in K's, in fact anything less than leading the league in era and wins may have to be considered a let down.

The Boston Red Sox paid over 100 million dollars to bring Daisuke Matsuzaka to the fair city. Hopefully it is all worth it as this is the year the Red Sox look poised to take down the Yankees at the top of the division.

The Red Sox won the bidding for Daisuke Matsuzaka but the Mets still have a chance at acquiring the top available pitcher in a sign-and-trade deal with Boston. Here's my take on what the Mets should do.

The Rangers saw what happened with Boston and Matsuzaka, but still took the chance on Darvish. Will it pay off?

The Red Sox don't have many major league ready pitching prospects at Portland and Pawtucket. As early as next season, it will be a different story when they need to dip into the farm system for starting pitching help.

The Texas Rangers new addition, Adrian Beltre, could perhaps help out his old team. The question remains, what do they do with Michael Young now? I think the Red Sox could be the team that just might have the right answer.

Is your son a Red Sox fan? If so, why not decorate his room using Red Sox bedding and decor. I recently decorated my own son's room and it turned out awesome.

The Boston Red Sox made some key acquisitions during the offseason. How will this effect the balance of power in the AL East?

The Red Sox started the season 2-6 and have now climbed above .500 after sweeping the Baltimore Orioles.

The Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays were due to renew their new rivalry in an Opening Day showcase at Fenway. Instead, rain postponed their opener, as bad weather is spreading all over the country to ruin many Opening Days in baseball.

As the 2009 baseball season approaches, it is time to determine the legitimate goals for the Boston Red Sox (and that other team in the AL East). Will Brad Penny and John Smoltz overcome their injuries and contribute? Will David Ortiz bounce back?

Josh Beckett, Jon Lester, and Daisuke Matsuzaka will once again lead one of the best pitching staffs in MLB

The story of the rise and fall and rise and fall of Hideo Nomo, the first Japanese pitching star of American baseball.

A season preview for the 2007 Boston Red Sox

Boston is making all the right moves if they don't want to win for another 86 years. The Cardinals have a quality team on the field that is better than last years team.

Without a doubt, the Boston Red Sox have made the most of their off season. With a number of huge acquisitions, it seems the organization is sending a message to the fans that the chaotic mess of last season just isn't going to cut it this time around.