Bill Simmons does an excellent job of wrapping up the Theo Fiasco, although I think he underestimates Theo's baseball prowess a bit. Now we can begin the process of guessing who comes next, and whoever it is has the toughest act to follow up in Boston since 1919.
Gammons weighs in for the second time in 2 days (Insider). "The mistake would be to try to win the 2006 world championship in December and January. This is an organization with a lot of talent close to the major leagues, and it needs to integrate Jonathan Papelbon, Lester, Hansen, Edgar Martinez, Kevin Youkilis and Dustin Pedroia into the equation in 2006. With the right trades, the Red Sox can make their run in 2006, and by 2007 be in position to be the best team in the division for a five-year run."
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Edgar Martinez has gotten so old he's gone from retired to prospect?
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