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Archive for May, 2007

A month into the season and your Red Sox are now 18-9, best in the American League. The strength of this team in pitching, and David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez. There are concerns, some in hiding because of the strengths. I want to know what your biggest concerns are. Dustin Pedroia. He just doesn’t look [...]

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By the time the first pitch was thrown tonight at 7:08, a nation was watching … again. Daisuke Matsuzaka threw the first pitch to Ichiro Suzuki at 8:08 a.m., Tokyo time. According to Red Sox media relations department the Japanese media contingent is stil big following last night’s Red Sox starter. But it has fallen [...]

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First off, let’s get something straight. Josh Beckett is not only a very good pitcher, with an World Series MVP Trophy to prove it, but April has annually be one of his better months. Now 62-45 for his career, his 7-inning, 6-hit and 3-run performance tonight was better than solid.  In fact, for a while [...]

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Thoughts on Moss

Let’s take a hack at the most asked question I’ve had since Sunday morning: What do you think about the Randy Moss acquistion? Here’s a link to the original column that ran in our Eagle-Tribune Publishing Co. papers on Monday. While my theme hasn’t changed three days later | I believe Moss makes the Patriots the [...]

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I said I would chime in if something “extraordinary” happened at Fenway Park last night (three hours ago) and like a good rookie blogger I’m keeping my promise. Jonathan Papelbon looked human. So here it goes, a few points about last night’s 5-4 stunning loss to the A’s: Jonathan Papelbon said he didn’t have command of [...]

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Life is good. And not just because George Steinbrenner is threatening to fire everybody that works in pinstripes in the Bronx, N.Y. It is 75 degrees. The sun is going down. Homeplate at Fenway Park is about 100 feet below my eyes. And the Red Sox and Oakland A’s are about an hour away from two-game [...]

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