Red Sox pitchers struggle in loss to Rays, Branch returns to New England

After winning the first two games of the series against the Rays, the Red Sox couldn't win a third in a row as they were beat up by the Rays 13-3 Wednesday night in Tampa. Pitching was a huge issue as six pitchers combined to allow 13 hits and 10 walks. Starter Daisuke Matsuzaka gave up … Continue reading Red Sox pitchers struggle in loss to Rays, Branch returns to New England

Patriots Loss Always Equals Week Of Screaming, Panic

So once again, the screamers are proven to be morons. Losses, rare as they are, are treated with insanity by radio hosts and columnists. While the usual suspects have been screaming about how the Patriots were being "cheap" and not wanting to pay Brian Waters after his Pro Bowl season in 2011, others were reporting … Continue reading Patriots Loss Always Equals Week Of Screaming, Panic

What Belichick’s History Tells Us About Wes Welker’s Situation

The Patriots lost their home opener for the first time since 2001 with a 20-18 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. It was perhaps the most unexpected loss in recent memory for the Patriots. The actual game however, will likely be overshadowed this week by scrutiny over the usage of franchise wide receiver Wes Welker. Welker … Continue reading What Belichick’s History Tells Us About Wes Welker’s Situation

Toucher and Rich Have The Right Idea, But Wrong Methods

By this point you're probably aware of the incident at Bobby Valentine's press conference yesterday involving Rich Shertenlieb of 98.5 The Sports Hub. For some background, yesterday Toucher and Rich talked about how the media does not ask the questions that the fans would like asked at these sort of press conferences. Rich announced his … Continue reading Toucher and Rich Have The Right Idea, But Wrong Methods