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Another Pitching Fiasco posted by Jennifer R. Richmond on 05/13/2008
The Red Sox got three runs off Livan Hernandez to start yesterday's final game against the Twins. But that lead would be wasted thanks to another awful outing from Sox pitching.Clay Buchholz was on the mound last night and was off to a rocky start from the beginning. Harris, Mauer, and Morneau a... [more]
What else can the Red Sox do? posted by Andrew Moran on 05/13/2008
What else can the Red Sox do?After winning two World Series in four years, the question to ponder is: what else can the Red Sox do? The team has all the right aspects and keys to a winning b... [more]
San Diego Padres Updates posted by Brett Hanavan on 05/12/2008
May 12, 2008 – Padres Bloggers: I’m still behind so this is my one-stop effort to get Padres release information up-to-date. Obviously they are off to a rough start and going into today have the worst record in baseball at 14-24 (.368). ... [more]
The Go Go . . . Red Sox? posted by Joe Sauer on 05/12/2008
Well, maybe they are a ways from the present day equivalent of the 1959 White Sox team of a similar nickname that ran and played small ball all the way to the American League Pennant, but compared to what we are accustomed to with the slugging Red Sox, this year’s team is practically making games look like track meets. ... [more]
What the Hell's the Matter with Pap?! posted by Jennifer R. Richmond on 05/10/2008
Not only is it twice in a week that our closer, our saver, has blown the save and lost the game, it's back to back. While he's a long way off from the Timlin class, this is definitely worrisome. Granted last time the run that scored for the loss was unearned thanks to the t... [more]
Youkilis Helps Red Sox Take the Series posted by Jennifer R. Richmond on 05/09/2008
That two-run shot into the Tigers bullpen would give the Sox a 5-1 lead; enough to take the final game and the series and prove yet again what an asset the first baseman is to this team. Youkilis has been amazing this series. Over the four games he got five hi... [more]
Red Sox should take out Tavarez for good posted by Bill Koch on 05/09/2008
I should have known that Wednesday night's debacle in Detroit was coming just by listening to Terry Francona's weekly radio appearance on WEEI.This Manager happened to let it slip to Dale and Holley that he needed to get Julian Tavarez into a game sometime soon. Apparently, running long relievers out to get so... [more]
Bad Pitching Leads to Red Sox Loss posted by Jennifer R. Richmond on 05/08/2008
Buchholz only went four innings. Tavarez would only last one. Even Papelbon couldn't get out of the 9th without racking up his first blown save and loss of the season.God it was awful. I hate the yo-yo. Every time you're up, within a matter of minutes you're down again. It's torture ... [more]
Back to Back Keep Red Sox on Top posted by Jennifer R. Richmond on 05/07/2008
Papi and Manny are finally working together. Their one, two punch in the seventh helped the Sox score their third shutout of the season and put them 3.5 games over their closest competitors, the Tampa Bay Rays. Because of Tim Wakefield's amazing outing last night, the Sox were already u... [more]
Welcome to the New Garden...Same as the Old posted by Kevin Stone on 05/07/2008
After attending Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semis last night at the "New" Garden, I now feel like I have an understanidng of what it was like around these parts back in the 80's. I've had the privelage of going to Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins playoff games, but last night's Celtics game was easily the lou... [more]
The Inaugural Post! posted by Matt Dolloff on 05/06/2008
I don't intend on saying much in this inaugural post; I just want to use this to launch my newest blog into existence. This blog will primarily concern the Red Sox, but I will offer my opinion and insight on all the Boston teams when need be. Tonight I will not be able to see the Red Sox game...Because I'll be in att... [more]
Rebuilding the Yankees--A Good Thing? posted by Street Reporter on 05/05/2008
I've been a Yankees fan since the early nineties, pre-Showalter, pre-Torre, pre-post-seventies-World-Series-victories days, and it seems to me they're as vulnerable as they've ever been. I like Girardi, I like the New Steinbrenner regime that doesn't look to scour out every single prospect for the possibility of Winning Right... [more]
Madgear's Prospect Perspective #2 posted by Gleb Bakouline on 05/02/2008
Name:Joba Chamberlain Place on my top Rookies:#2 Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6-2 Weight: 230 Born: September 23, 1985 I got an overwhelming response to write my second prospect corner on Joba Chamberlain, and I can understand why. The rookie who started from th... [more]
Another Walk-off posted by Jennifer R. Richmond on 05/01/2008
For the 8th time this season, the Sox won on the final at bat of the game. That's the most in the major league. And while it was a nail biter to get there, it was worth it. Papi went 2 for 4, with both hits counting toward the final score. The first came in the 7th with one out. Then Papi, who hasn't had a hit s... [more]
Streak Ends in Walk-off posted by Jennifer R. Richmond on 05/01/2008
Yes, it's over. Thanks to four people - Jon Lester, Jonathan Papelbon, Dustin Pedroia, and Kevin Youkilis. Lester had his best outing yet this season as he went 8 innings and gave up just one hit. Several of those innings were of the 1,2,3 variety as he struck out six batters. There were four innings where the Jay... [more]
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The Boston Red Sox designated reliever Julian Tavarez for assignment Monday, clearing room for the return of first baseman Sean Casey.Tavarez, 35 later this month, was 0-1 with a 6.39 ERA in nine games. The right-hander allowed 18 hits and nine walks in 12 2-3 innings.The Red Sox have 10 days to trade, release or send Tavarez to the minors. He made his major league debut in 1993, has played for eight teams and first joined the Red Sox in 2006. [read full article]
Posted Mon, 12 May 2008 21:49:35 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for MLB
Jacque Jones was cut Monday by the Detroit Tigers, who had promised a lineup shakeup going into a homestand against the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees.Detroit designated Jones for assignment and has 10 days to trade the outfielder, put him on unconditional release waivers or send him outright to the minors.Jones hit just .165 with a homer and five RBIs in 24 games for the Tigers, who acquired him during a busy offseason from the Chicago Cubs. [read full article]
Posted Mon, 05 May 2008 20:28:04 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for MLB
Roger Clemens had a decade-long relationship with country star Mindy McCready that began when she was a 15-year-old aspiring singer and the pitcher was a Boston Red Sox ace, the Daily News reported.Clemens' lawyer, Rusty Hardin, confirmed a long-term relationship but told the newspaper it was not sexual."He flatly denies having had any kind of an inappropriate relationship with her," Hardin said. "He's considered her a close family friend. ... He has never had a sexual relationship with her. [read full article]
Posted Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:17:37 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for MLB
