Timely hitting, good starting pitching, and the bullpen actually does a
fantastic job. Sox win 9 of 10, and combined with last night's
Orioles loss, they sit one game back. Sweeping 3 from the
formerly red-hot Indians, and off to Philly to conclude the abomination
that is Interleague Play.
An interesting article in the Globe today about internet geek Eric […]
June 23, 2005 in Uncategorized
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It isn't the first time, and it won't be the last time. I was way off on David Wells.
I HATED the Wells signing…but not so much because I didn't think he
had anything left in the tank…more because I didn't want to have to
root for the guy. The example I bring up to my friends is […]
June 15, 2005 in Uncategorized
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So all the hype this weekend is about the Sox/Cubs matchup; the first
one since the 1918 World Series. Having never been to Wrigley
Field, I'd love to be there…alas; it is not to be. At least I'm
working at home today, so I'll be able to watch it.
This is the kind of matchup that makes interleague play
interesting…someone […]
June 10, 2005 in Uncategorized
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Granted, it has been only a few games, but I'm all for Millar
getting seriously reduced playing time and Olerud starting the majority
of the games. The guy can still hit, and even if he approaches
Millar's awful offensive numbers, he's still worth it to have in the
field. Why does Millar get a free pass? Certain 'fan' sites
and […]
June 1, 2005 in Uncategorized
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