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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Seventy-Five games in…..Do you believe in magic?
Going into last nights game in Seattle, the Red Sox were 40-35 six and a half games behind the Yankees in third place. Not bad really when you think about all they have endured this year. I mean really, no Ellsbury, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1912, 1967, Big Papi, Carl Yastrzemski, Daniel Nava, David Ortiz, Fenway Park, Magic, The Cardiac Kids, The Impossible Dream, Yaz
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Wanna Trade???
The Post Youk Era began at Fenway Park on Monday and after two games the Red Sox are 1-1 following a come from behind 5-1 win last night at home against the Blue Jays. Big Papi and Brent Lillibridge. Utility man … Continue reading
Arrivederci Youk, Goodbye, Goodbye, Goodbye……
When I was a kid I knew the starting lineup of every team in the American League. Now there are a few reasons why that was the case; the widely held one at the time was that I was simply … Continue reading
“It’s Summertime, Summertime, Sum, Sum, Summertime”…..Sherm Feller
The summer officially arrived yesterday and it was celebrated for the 107th time in the State of Alaska with an annual baseball event in the Alaska Baseball League. The Alaska Baseball League is composed of many of the elite college … Continue reading
Will it Ever Go Away?????
Manny Ramirez asked for, and was granted his release, by the Oakland A’s last weekend. He had been playing with the A’s triple A affiliate, the Sacramento River Cats. Manny had signed a deal with Oakland after his 100 game … Continue reading
Wrigley Field, “a lot like Fenway”…..Josh Sinibaldi
Last night the Red Sox beat the Cubs 7-4 at Wrigley Field taking the series rubber match. In attendance were my son and his lovely wife. Last night at 7 PM I received this photo and a simple message Wrigley … Continue reading
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Tagged 1912, Bill Veeck, Charles Weegham, Fenway Park, Red Sox, Weegham Park, William Wrigley, Wrigley Field
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“And when you talk of heroes, and I’ve had many since a lad.” Happy Father’s Day…..Raymond Sinibaldi
A Happy Fathers Day to all you Dad’s out there. Today I re-post a tribute to my Dad. For those of you who can, don’t forget to call the Pops today. Me? I’ll pause, remember and smile. Today I share with … Continue reading
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Tagged Fenway Park, Heroes, Pete Runnels, Red Sox, Ted Williams, Tony Conigliaro, Yaz
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El Perfecto is more than a Cigar…..
While the Red Sox bats were resurrecting themselves on Wednesday night in Miami Florida, thumping the Marlins 10-2 and winning back to back games for the first time in nearly two weeks, Giants pitcher Matt Cain was making history. David Ortiz went … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Hendley, Chris Krug, David Ortiz, Don Young, Ernie Banks, Fenway Park, Harvey Kuenn, Lou Johnson, Matt Cain, Red Sox, Sandy Koufax
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