Peppering the Monster.. in Spring!
The Red Sox and Lee County have been bouncing back and forth over the past couple of years about trying to keep the team in southwest Florida every spring. The latest developments were that the new stadium being built is only going to hold 11,000 fans rather than the 12,000 originally agreed upon. [...]
Guide to ‘09 Sox facial hair
It’s getting close to the end of the season and each game seems to mean more and more. I could give you some in-depth analysis on the recent struggles of our bullpen (and our offense) but it’s more fun to present Rob from The Bottom Line’s guide to the Red Sox 2009 facial hair:
Beckett Bowl 2009
Someday I’ll have enough money (or clout?) to attend the Beckett Bowl. Unfortunately, today is not that day.
I may not be able to afford the $250 donation but if I could, I can’t think of anything I’d rather do with my money because all proceeds go towards helping out the Children’s Hospital in Boston. [...]
Ellsbury sets Boston record for SB
Jacoby Ellsbury wrote his name in the record books tonight by swiping his 55th base this season. That’s a new club record, breaking the old mark of 54 bases by Ellsbury’s mentor, Tommy Harper. We knew it would happen sooner or later, but doing it with 5 weeks left in the season is [...]
Kevin Youkilis: Narrow World of Sports
I definitely failed by not posting this video a few weeks ago when it was released. Hilarity (by Kevin Youkilis.. not that other boring Seinfeld guy.)
Clay Buchholz makes an old man happy
My grandmother was recently moved into a hospice and despite what everyone says, they are a very depressing place. If you don’t know what a hospice is, well.. it’s generally where you go to die. They have given up on treating your disease/ailment and they just want to make your final days comfortable.
It’s [...]
