Maybe it just seems this way, but do the Red Sox have to struggle around the trade deadline every year? They seem to falter in July, play frustrating baseball, and then they either turn it around in August and September ('03, '04, '07) or crash and burn ('06). Which will it be this season, and … Continue reading Lack Of Offense Dooms Sox
Globe Taking on WEEI.com? Boston Mag on Belichick
A couple items of interest this midday: David Scott has The Boston Globe preparing for life without Gordon Edes, and at the same time gearing up to battle with the all-new WEEI.com by creating an internet-only Red Sox reporting position in addition to a replacement for Edes. Interesting stuff. Scott provides a list of potential hires by the … Continue reading Globe Taking on WEEI.com? Boston Mag on Belichick
Angels Have Their Way With Sox Again
After getting swept in the playoffs last year by the Red Sox, the Los Angeles Angels have had their way with Boston this season, winning six of the seven games the two team have played, including a 7-5 victory last night at Fenway Park. Jeff Horrigan has the Angels striking with a big sixth inning to … Continue reading Angels Have Their Way With Sox Again
Smelling A Rat
Our good friends over at Pink Hat Hell have dared to take on the head of the fanatical wing of Red Sox Nation known as Boston Dirt Dogs, Steve Silva himself after the latest dispatched from Red Sox Nation. Watch your inbox, guys. I wonder which mindroastingly annoying situation will be resolved/go away first, the … Continue reading Smelling A Rat
Manny Madness Reaches New Levels
After another weekend of Manny Madness, the Red Sox managed to salvage one game of the three game set with the New York Yankees last night behind approaching-ace-status lefty Jon Lester, 9-2. Gordon Edes has the Red Sox restoring a little bit of sanity to their universe with the win last night. Jeff Horrigan has the … Continue reading Manny Madness Reaches New Levels
Weekend Update
Over at Scott's Shots, David Scott reports that Gordon Edes has finally given his notice at the Globe, and will be done at the end of this month. On Patriots Daily, Scott Benson has the first edition of The Sunday Links for the 2008 season.
A Friday Megalink Thing
Ken from the Fang's Bites blog to do your Friday megalinks. As usual, we look at the weekend viewing picks before we do our links. Weekend Viewing Picks Baseball dominates the viewing landscape this weekend. Yankees-Red Sox will be a major part of the viewing. NESN has tonight's game starting at 7. Then Fox with … Continue reading A Friday Megalink Thing
Lightning Strikes Out Links
A lightning strike yesterday on a line outside my house has left the internet and phone service fried. What's up with this weather, anyway? In lieu of the morning links, I send you over to David Scott who has a look at the local coverage of the first day of Patriots training camp. One last thing...I … Continue reading Lightning Strikes Out Links
Red Sox Sweep In Seattle
After being swept down in Anaheim by the Angels, the Red Sox returned the favor on the Seattle Mariners, finishing off a three game sweep with a 6-3, 12 inning win at Safeco Field. Gordon Edes has the Sox putting in a long days work to finish the job. Michael Silverman has the Sox bullpen … Continue reading Red Sox Sweep In Seattle
Tomase Likely To Move To Sox Beat
Adam Reilly on his Media Log blog talks with Boston Herald sports editor Hank Hryniewicz, who has the following to say about his paper's posting for an NFL writer: "That posting is for Rob Bradford's spot," Hryniewicz tells the Phoenix. "I reserve the right to change my mind, of course, but the best guy I see … Continue reading Tomase Likely To Move To Sox Beat
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