http://0rz.tw/oacAS 該來的還是逃不過.. 除了打爆還能有什麼選擇.. John Smoltz will make one more rehab start, Thursday in Syracuse, and could be ready to pitch Tuesday against the Florida Marlins. If there are no changes in the rotation his following two starts after that would be against the Atlanta Braves, the Boston Globe reported. "I don't know if perfect is the word I would look at," he said recently. "When I signed with the Sox, I had no idea we were going to play the Braves. With the history and everything that's gone on, that cannot be a focus for me. If it falls that way, it falls that way, and I'll certainly attack them like I'll attack the Yankees or whoever else I play. "For me, the game can't be bigger than what I'm trying to do. That game will be too big. There will be so much surrounding it, I don't know that breath will be something that comes easy. The only request I had was that I just didn't want it to be my first start. It looks like it would be the second start." But before that can happen, the Sox will need to do something with their rotation. The team has five starters and unless one of them suddenly develops a disabled list-worthy injury, a decision will need to be made, according to the Globe. "We've certainly had conversations," manager Terry Francona said. "Theo [Epstein's] been involved in all of those. We'll figure it out. These things have a way of getting worked out." Source: Boston.com --

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