Wakefield, Liriano have something to prove

Red Sox starter Tim Wakefield and Twins starter Francisco Liriano each dealt with ailments down the stretch last season, and each came into Spring Training as big question marks to even make their respective team’s starting rotation.

Ray’s solid outing a welcomed good sign

Chris Ray turned in a positive outing in a Minor League game on Wednesday, and that is refreshing news to a Rangers club whose bullpen is loaded with question marks.

Pedroia knows his big role in Sox’s offense

Despite the question marks in the Red Sox’s lineup, Dustin Pedroia is unconcerned. In fact, he thinks the club’s offense isn’t getting enough credit.

Manuel pleased with bullpen additions

Phillies manager Charlie Manuel talked for nearly 30 minutes Tuesday, offering some of his most interesting comments about the bullpen, which has question marks and concerns.

Green, Lowrie question marks for ALDS

There continues to be a dilemma over who will be the Red Sox’s backup middle infielder during the AL Division Series, with Nick Green and Jed Lowrie nursing injuries.

Mets have question marks at catcher

Who is the backstop of the future for the Mets? While Omir Santos has opened eyes this season and Josh Thole is a younger options behind the dish, the Mets are not certain who their catcher in 2010 will be.

Season to begin with rotational holes

The Angels go into the season with a starting rotation riddled with question marks. Haven’t we been through this before? Well, yes, as a matter of fact, we have.

Relief race remains on for Marlins

All the remaining relievers in Marlins camp have a realistic shot at making the Opening Day roster.
There are no shortage of candidates and plenty of opportunities for relief work, especially since there are some question marks.

Jackson wise beyond his years

Edwin Jackson already has a rotation spot heading into the season, and for much of camp, he has actually been the one Tigers starter with the fewest question marks.

Astros’ fortunes hinge on starting staff

Every year, it seems, the Astros begin the season with a steady bullpen, a reliable offense, a serviceable defense … and a slew of question marks running up and down their starting rotation. Entering the 2009 season, it appears that nothing has changed.

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