April 1, 2011 | 12:15 PM
A Baseball Man

(AP File)
Rest in Peace Lou Gorman (1929-2011)
Former Red Sox GM Dies at 82
Before Theo and the Duke, There Was Lou
"The sun will rise, the sun will set, and I�ll have lunch." -- 1987, Red Sox GM Lou Gorman when asked what might happen if he didn't reach a contract agreement with the great Roger Clemens
"Where would we play Willie McGee?" -- 1990, Red Sox GM Lou Gorman when asked why the Red Sox didn't complete a deal for outfielder Willie McGee