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David Watts · 01-20-2025, 10:22 AM

Roger signed a free agent deal with the Boston Red Sox following the 1952 season. He now has the Red Sox in the thick of the AL Pennant race, a 1/2 game behind the Chicago White Sox. Roger is having another strong season at the ripe old age of 42. Not as dominant as last season, but he's still on pace for 20 wins heading into August. Clemens is joined on the Red Sox pitching staff by Bobby Mathews, Bill Bernhard and Ben Tincup. Bobby Mathews is having his best season so far. Will be interesting to see if the Cy Young award comes down to a battle between 2 teammates.

Roger Maris is battling Don Demeter for the home run lead in the American League. In the NL Sammy Sosa is leading the home run pack.

The AL race is a close one. As mentioned the White Sox and Red Sox are separated by just a 1/2 game, with the Tigers and Indians just 3 games back in 3rd place. Glad the AL is close, as the NL is far from it. The Cincinnati Redlegs lead the NL by 15 games and show no signs of allowing anyone to close the gap.

01-20-2025, 10:22 AM	#5
David Watts Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Looking for a place called Leehofooks Posts: 10,217 Infractions: 0/1 (1)	Roger signed a free agent deal with the Boston Red Sox following the 1952 season. He now has the Red Sox in the thick of the AL Pennant race, a 1/2 game behind the Chicago White Sox. Roger is having another strong season at the ripe old age of 42. Not as dominant as last season, but he's still on pace for 20 wins heading into August. Clemens is joined on the Red Sox pitching staff by Bobby Mathews, Bill Bernhard and Ben Tincup. Bobby Mathews is having his best season so far. Will be interesting to see if the Cy Young award comes down to a battle between 2 teammates. Roger Maris is battling Don Demeter for the home run lead in the American League. In the NL Sammy Sosa is leading the home run pack. The AL race is a close one. As mentioned the White Sox and Red Sox are separated by just a 1/2 game, with the Tigers and Indians just 3 games back in 3rd place. Glad the AL is close, as the NL is far from it. The Cincinnati Redlegs lead the NL by 15 games and show no signs of allowing anyone to close the gap.