Disclaimer - I'm quoted a few times in the pages of this book. It Was Never About the Babe: The Red Sox, Racism, Mismanagement, and the Curse of the Bambino When the Red Sox won the 2004 World Series and ended 86 years of heartache, something else came to an end as well. Dan Shaughnessy's … Continue reading Book Review – It Was Never About The Babe
So maybe Jon Lester should be the one moved to the bullpen when John Smoltz or Clay Buchholz are deemed ready to move into the rotation. OK, that's probably not going to happen, but Lester, who had been the ace of the Red Sox staff last year, has struggled mightily in 2009. His woes continues … Continue reading Lester Falters Again in Loss to Twins
RT via @AmalieBenjamin Sixth for Ortiz. Ellsbury, Pedroia, Drew, Youkilis, Bay, Ortiz, Varitek, Bailey, Lugo. #redsox # The Central Maine Sports Blog has the clips of Dennis Eckersley's recent "slips" of the tongue - http://tr.im/mtaW #redsox # BSMW Network Post: Are You Ready For Some Football? http://tr.im/msIF # Kevin Garnett has knee surgery, bone spurs … Continue reading Twitter Updates for BSMW on 2009-05-26
I am. We have to give (Boston's own) Peter King credit for scoring the first extensive interview with Tom Brady since the Patriots' All-World quarterback was lost for the season on opening day last September. In the story, (Tom Brady is Back ) posted on SI.com, we see clearly that #12 has lost none of the fire … Continue reading Are You Ready For Some Football?
Michael Silverman has the Sox catching a break yesterday with Joe Mauer out of the lineup for the Twins. However, the Minnesota catcher entered the game as a pinch hitter in the ninth, and bombed a two run homer off closer Jonathan Papelbon to make the score 6-5 Boston. Papelbon retired the next batter and the Red … Continue reading Papelbon, Sox Hold On Against Twins
BSMW Network Post: Michael Gee on Playoff Sportswriting http://tr.im/mlKx # A Patriots-heavy MMQB column from @SI_PeterKing : http://tr.im/mlrn # BSMW Network Post: Twitter Updates for BSMW on 2009-05-24 http://tr.im/miIt #
Editor's note: I'm pleased to present you today with a guest post from former Boston Herald sports columnist Michael Gee. Hopefully this is the first of several to come. Today he looks at what covering the postseason is like from a sportswriter's perspective. Many sports fans believe the sportswriters who cover their favorite teams have … Continue reading Michael Gee on Playoff Sportswriting
A well-crafted relationship - Patriot owner reflects on time with Belichick - Globe NFL notes from Mike Reiss: http://tr.im/miyV # (Ortiz) Makin’ a stand after slumping - Herald MLB Notes by Michael Silverman: http://tr.im/miyu # A game of dealers' choice - Heavy trade action may be in the cards Globe MLB notes by Nick Cafardo: … Continue reading Twitter Updates for BSMW on 2009-05-24
Ken from Fang's Bites with the megalinks again. Well, with this being Memorial Day weekend, we have plenty of stuff going on. The start of interleague play this weekend and the NBA and NHL Playoffs are in their Conference Finals plus the French Open begins on Sunday and motorsports fans have plenty to watch with … Continue reading A Memorial Day Weekend Megalink Thing
Amalie Benjamin has Jason Bay hitting his 11th straight home run with runners on base, setting a club record, and pacing the Red Sox to a 5-1 win over the Blue Jays, giving Boston a sweep over first-place Toronto. John Tomase has Jon Lester redeeming himself last night after his poor outing in Seattle. Robert Lee asserts that … Continue reading Bay Paces Sox To Sweep
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