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To: I Am John Galt who wrote (11595)	7/30/1998 3:38:00 PM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 18444

COMPLETELY OFF TOPIC: Matty, a great line-up. I'd put Stanley after Ventura, however. Better protection for Thomas and Garciaparra. Plus you want that DH energy to feel like it's contribution is valued. I like Buford/Bragg at the end. It's an amazing line-up. With Nomar fourth, it's like a second chance for a lead-off hitter in the second inning. Therefore more chances at an early game lead, which makes the pitching stronger. But with Buford/Bragg and Lewis at the bottom and the top of the order, you get great table-setters ahead of Val/Reg, Frank and Nomar as they bat through the order. Plus, this strategy gives you three shots (Buford/Bragg, Lewis and Garciaparra) at a table-setter for leading off innings as the game wears on. It's good to see the Red Sox finally utilizing speed. In closing, the pitching speaks for itself. Come on, Avery!