It's definitely been a rough journey, however despite the end result, the 2010 season hasn't been a complete waste. There were a lot of memorable highlights by a lot of players including veterans Jon Lester and Clay Buchholz and unknown rookies at the time who have made a name for themselves for the 2011 season in, Daniel Nava and Ryan Kalish.
Darnell McDonald too was included in the mix (but isn't exactly a rookie or vet) and really started the whole trend of surprises to come after Jacoby Ellsbury went down fracturing multiple ribs.
Ellsbury's injury was only the beginning of the domino effect as one-by-one Sox player after Sox player was placed on the disabled list some for the brief 15-days and others for an extended period of time.
So without further adieu, here's the final week of the recap. Technically there's one more game, being played today so later during the week I'll try to do a 2010 overall season review with final statistics and such.
Enjoy and go Red Sox!!!
Sunday September 26, 2010 - Saturday October 2, 2010
Weekly record: 2-5
Overall record: 88-73
AL East standing: 3rd (eliminated), 7.0 games behind New York and Tampa Bay
AL Wild Card standing: T-2nd, (eliminated), 7.0 games behind N.Y. and TB
Runs scored: 29
Opponents' runs scored: 35
Home runs: 5; J.D. Drew, David Ortiz, Victor Martinez, Felipe Lopez
Team leader (HR): David Ortiz (32)
Team leader (RBI): Adrian Beltre (102), Ortiz (102)
Games left: 1
Weeks left: .1
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