There's entries from the big guns (the Dan Shaughnessys and the Tony Massarottis) as well as the newcomers (Rob Bradford? Is there any proof he can even write?). Even our beloved Jerry Remy - who I guess has never been shy about hocking his wares - has a few submissions. But the list is incredible: Massarotti, Shaughnessy, Remy, Bradford, Michael Holley, Steve Buckley - they all have written "books" that are in some way related to the Red Sox.
Dan Shaughnessy
5 August 2008
itles by previously unknown writers attached to the BoSox.
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14 July 2008
Well, basketball is over and Major League Baseball is heading into the All Star break, which means that the real baseball season is about to begin. I know, I am waaaaaaaaaaayyyyy overdue for this year's first rabid Red Sox post, but honestly I've been a little bit preoccupied with the WORLD CHAMPION BOSTON CELTICS and basketball in general (it has overtaken baseball as my favorite sport, though the Red Sox are and always will be my first love) to really dive into the first three meaningless months of the grueling and arduous MLB season.
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12 January 2008
As we move into the 2008 season, members of the Red Sox Nation will once again sit poised on the edge of their seats as they ponder yet another chapter in what has to be the most storied rivalry in all of major league sports - Sox-Yankees.
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