...One of the dumbest and most ridiculous things I've ever seen written. Manny's a Hall-of-Famer, but I'd be more impressed if he was a .280 singles hitter who ran out every grounder and found better uses for his millions than a fleet of pimped-up cars. The whole column by Kevin Cullen was pretty awful, but … Continue reading Quite Simply…
Approval Ratings – Jerry Remy
Jerry Remy, the "RemDog" is the color analyst for Red Sox games on NESN. We're a week late on this one, because if I had any sense of timing, Remy would've been in this space last week on Jerry Remy Day at Fenway Park. After a playing career in the majors with the Angels and … Continue reading Approval Ratings – Jerry Remy
You just can’t keep a good Ray down
(Guest blogging today is T.J. Donegan, for comments/criticisms shoot him an email at tdonegan@gwu.edu) Good morning, it's me again, picking up the tab for the day while Bruce handles the real world. Not the busiest of times in the Boston sports world but considering the previous nine months have been the most insane roller coaster … Continue reading You just can’t keep a good Ray down
Approval Ratings – Jeff Horrigan
Jeff Horrigan is one of the baseball writers for the Boston Herald. A graduate of Northeastern University, Horrigan's MLB beat career started in Cincinnati, where he covered the Reds for seven seasons with the Cincinnati Post. In 2000, he joined the Boston Herald, where he is in his ninth season sharing the beat writer duties … Continue reading Approval Ratings – Jeff Horrigan
The Eck Goes National
I did this story at Fang's Bites yesterday, but it's worthy of a mention here. NESN's Dennis Eckersley has been tapped by TBS do work the All-Star Game Selection Show this Sunday. He'll work alongside host Ernie Johson, fellow Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, Jr., and Harold Reynolds, formerly of ESPN. This is the press … Continue reading The Eck Goes National
Baseball’s Golden Age
One of my favorite baseball collections is the When It Was a Game series that HBO broadcast in the 1990's. This series consisted of color movies of baseball's yesteryear. A new series which follows in the footsteps of that collection is the Flagstaff Films production Baseball's Golden Age, which will be aired nationally on FSN outlets … Continue reading Baseball’s Golden Age
Approval Ratings – Mike Reiss
Mike Reiss is the Patriots beat writer for the Boston Globe and blogger extraordinaire on "Reiss' Pieces." Reiss started his popular blog while working for the MetroWest Daily News, where he worked for seven years. In 2005, he was hired by the Globe's West weekly section, and the next year he joined the Globe's sports … Continue reading Approval Ratings – Mike Reiss
Dressed Up and Playing Her Tune
Welcome to July, the summer queen who is supposed to separate baseball's cream from its crop, right? Well, our beloved Red Sox begin the month a game and a-half behind the Tampa Bay Rays, courtesy of last night's 5-4 loss at Tropicana Field. It's not the old Trop anymore says Jeff Horrigan, who has Justin … Continue reading Dressed Up and Playing Her Tune
Tomase Talks on CSN Tonight
Boston Herald Patriots beat writer John Tomase will make his first TV appearance tonight at 10 p.m. on Comcast SportsNet’s Mohegan Sun Sports Tonight to talk Patriots training camp, the Red Sox and to address the controversy over his walkthrough tape story. Host Michael Felger and guest co-host Sean Grande will interview Tomase, who will … Continue reading Tomase Talks on CSN Tonight
Approval Ratings – Dale Arnold
Dale Arnold is the co-host of WEEI's mid-day "Dale and Holley" show. A Maine native, Arnold has been broadcasting games since he was 15 years old. He attended Bowdoin College, and began doing Maine Mariners games in 1979. In 1986 he got the same job with the New Jersey Devils. From 1988-1990 he was the … Continue reading Approval Ratings – Dale Arnold
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