Another year, another baseball season in the books. This one didn't end the way we all would have liked, but like the old saying goes, you can't win 'em all. As they all are, this season was defined by some transcendent moments, some goofy moments, and some moments that made you question your sanity.
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21 October 2008
Posted by Denizen of Titletown | No comments yet
162 games in a season. Important games throughout. A no-hitter. Endless comebacks. Shut outs both ways. Walk Off home runs. Game 7 loss. As much as I hate to say it, the only thing that I can remember about the 2008 Boston Red Sox season is the devastating Game 7 loss to rival Tampa Bay Rays.
Posted by Alex Guzman | No comments yet
18 October 2008
Here we go. Tonight is the pivotal game in the ALCS. With a comeback of historic proportions in game five, the Boston Red Sox forced the series to a game six in Tampa Bay. In my mind, this will be
Posted by Seth Mott | No comments yet
16 October 2008
For the last few day the Red Sox looked like a mirror image of the Dodgers. Dying and quickly being pushed out of post season play. A finally, a kid from Woodland, Ca battles his way to a two out RBI single and the Red Sox wake up. Ortiz temporarly breaks out of his slump at the right moment and breathes life back into Red Sox nation. JD Drew has found a home in Boston and calmly belted one over the right field fence to get the Sox back to within one run. Drew looked very comfortable at the plate while working Howell to a 3-1 count. You knew he was going to hit the ball hard somewhere. And he did and Boston will go back to Tampa.
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14 October 2008
Who is Craig Sager and why do I want to watch him talk about how much gum Terry Francona chews during a game? I know this guys works as a sideline reporter for NBA games on TNT, but my question is
Posted by Seth Mott | No comments yet
15 July 2008
The first half has been terrific for the Boston Red Sox and there is not much to criticize the World Champions. As I have previously reported back in June, the Boston Red Sox have pretty much
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