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Varitek deserves major kudos for work with pitchers, not to mention is better-than-expected work at the plate.
Ortiz has been good, maybe even very good. Unfortunately the bar has been raised. He is very, very important to this lineup and team, but he's No. 7 for me right now.
Julian Tavarez at No. 8? You bet. Imagine the Sox have major stability at the fifth spot in the rotation. Add to the fact that the team is 3-0 in his starts coming after Beckett injury.
Tim Wakefield is old reliable. He was looking like a Top 5 candidate two weeks ago, but like Tavarez has been lately, Wakefield has been good.
Alex Cora: With Dustin Pedroia finally getting it, fans have Cora to thank. He allowed the Sox to take some extra time. His versatility will help give Lugo some rest when needed.
1. Beckett: The guy is almost perfect.
2. Papelbon: If he wasn't closing, they'd be screwed.
3. Ortiz: How is he not in your top five? He's among the league leaders in several categories.
4. Youkilis: He's not No. 1, but having a great season.
5. Okajima: He has made the entire bullpen better.
Varitek, Ramirez, Lowell, Matsuzaka and Pedroia are my HM.