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@ OAK
Red Sox to Meet Coco Crisp Again
Some say the best defensive CF Boston has ever seen. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Boston Red Sox, Coco Crisp, Darryl Johnston, Fanball, NESN, Oakland Athletics, Sox Tea Party
Red Sox Exceed Luxury Tax Threshhold
Red Sox Exceed Luxury Tax Threshold
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Tags: Boston Red Sox, Bud Selig, Darryl Johnston, Fanball, Fenway Park, John Henry, Sox Tea Party, Theo Epstein
Bengie Molina Breaking News
Bengie Molina Breaking News
Youtube News reports that Molina can’t run that good after hitting for the cycle.
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Tags: Bengie Molina, Boston Red Sox, Darryl Johnston, Fanball, Fenway Park, Sox Tea Party
This Texas Series Sucks
This Texas Series Sucks
How Does Ron Washington Have a Job?
I am not enjoying this at all. You look at the match ups and you can only count Lester for a win this weekend. Thursday night Wakefield was rocked and then Doubront threw himself into a loss on Friday with two personal errors. Cliff Lee is on the mound Saturday and that is a tough draw for Lackey. The Sox can feasibly only count Sunday for a W in the series. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: 2009 ALDS, AL East, Boston Red Sox, Casey Kelly, Clay Buchholz, Cliff Lee, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Daniel Bard, Daniel Nava, Darnell McDonald, Darryl Johnston, David Ortiz, Dennis Eckersley, Dustin Pedroia, Fanball, Felix Doubront, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jason Varitek, JD Drew, Jed Lowrie, Jeremy Hermida, John Lackey, Jon Lester, Jonathan Papelbon, Josh Beckett, Kevin Youkilis, Manny Ramirez, Marco Scutaro, Mike Lowell, NESN, New York Yankees, Terry Francona, Texas Rangers, Theo Epstein, Victor Martinez
Trade Retrospective: Curt Schilling to the Red Sox
Curt Schilling to the Red Sox
“Flags Fly Forever.”
I don’t think it could be said any better than that. Jason Hunt of Jason’s Baseball Blog revisits the infamous 2003 trade that sent Curt Schilling to the Boston Red Sox and netted two World Series rings knocking the ‘losers’ label off the storied franchise that had struggled for nearly a century. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Arizona Diamondbacks, Boston Red Sox, Curt Schilling, Darryl Johnston, Fanball, Fenway Park, NESN, Sox Tea Party, Theo Epstein
Where is Jed Lowrie?
Where is Jed Lowrie?
And Does Anyone Care?
If you are like most people, you don’t really bat an eye or think twice about Lowrie. Although he was a first-round pick out of Stanford and showed serious promise in the Red Sox minor league system, Lowrie has battled injuries and some hard luck at the major league level. He never really established himself in Boston before coming down with a case of Mono. Now he is just an afterthought. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Boston Red Sox, Darryl Johnston, Fanball, Fenway Park, Jed Lowrie, Julio Lugo, Nick Green, Sox Tea Party
Great News on Ryan Westmoreland
Great News on Ryan Westmoreland
Red Sox Top Prospect Will Hopefully Play Again.
Westmoreland tweets that he hit off a tee today. He had surgery on his brain to remove a cavernous malformation. No one was sure if he’d ever play again, but it looks like he is beginning the long road to recovery. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Boston Red Sox, Darryl Johnston, Fanball, Fenway Park, Ryan Westmoreland, Sox Tea Party, Twitter
The Healthiest and Highest-Paid Red Sox
The Healthiest and Highest-Paid Red Sox
Getting Paid to Stay on the Field
2010 has provided plenty of DL-trips and medical attention for Red Sox players. For those who are healthy and on the field, do you know who is the highest-paid? I’ll give you a hint…you probably used to hate him. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Boston Red Sox, Darryl Johnston, Fanball, Fenway Park, Sox Tea Party
Nava Gonna Give You Up
Nava Gonna Give You Up
Nava Gonna Let You Down.
I’m not going to get into the heart-warming tale of Daniel Nava because we all already know the story. It’s a great one. I just want to point out how awesome his swing is from the left side and how he is absolutely raking at Fenway Park. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Adrian Beltre, Boston Red Sox, Daniel Nava, Darryl Johnston, Fanball, Fenway Park, Jeremy Hermida, Pawtucket Red Sox, Sox Tea Party
American League Park, National League Fans
American League Park, National League Fans
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The NL Wins For the First Time Since I Was in High School
Anaheim is lame. I blame you for this embarrasing loss. I know you guys are supposed to be all laid back and cool but that park was ridiculously boring last night — save the booing of all the American League players. All you could hear were National League fans. The recipe for an NL win was all drawn up. Yankees pitcher in the game during a key situation, boring Southern California fans who’d rather be off eating fish tacos and sitting in traffic, and David Ortiz — a slow, big DH caught in no-man’s land. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Boston Red Sox, Darryl Johnston, David Ortiz, Fanball, New York Yankees, Sox Tea Party
