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“Death ends a Life, not a Relationship.” Mitch Albom
As Boston was preparing for an epic blizzard last Sunday, former Red Sox pitcher Bill Monbouquette passed away. He was 78 years old and had been battling leukemia for the past seven years. … Continue reading
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Tagged "Monbo", Art Gleeson, Bill Monbouquette, Billy Klaus, Bob Feller 18 strikeouts, Boston Red Sox, Coot Veal, Curt Gowdy, Danny O'Connell, Dwight Einsenhower, Earl Wilson, Gene Green, Jackie Jensen, Jim Mahoney, Joe Harris, Lou Clinton, Mickey McDermott, Ned Martin, Roger Clemens, Smoky Joe Wood, Willie Tasby
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LESTER REACHES RARIFIED RED SOX AIR…..
On Saturday Jon Lester added to his resume as one of the Boston Red Sox all time best left-handed pitchers, becoming the first Red Sox pitcher to punch out 15 hitters since Pedro struck out 17 Tampa Bay Devil Rays … Continue reading
“Everyone Who Knew Him Well, Loved Him…..A Lot”. Sue Thomsen
I know that I’m getting older, I sure as hell don’t feel any older, but the undeniable, incessant march of time will bring wisdom to those open to it. So my march toward my next decade has made me wiser, most definitely wiser. … Continue reading
“Will ya still need me, will ya still feed me, when I’m 64”????? John Lennon/Paul McCartney
A total of 12,476 members of the Fenway Faithful clicked the turnstiles at Fenway Park on Friday night July 16, 1948. They came to see Red Sox right hander Joe Dobson take on Art Houtteman and the Detroit Tigers. The fans knew that Ted … Continue reading
“Attention please ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, now batting for Boston, number 29, Jim Pagliaroni, Pagliaroni”…..Sherm Feller
One of the things I enjoy the most about writing this is how one story leads to another. Yesterday’s piece brought me to Bill Monbouquette’s 17 strikeout night in 1961 and that brought me to his catcher that evening, Jim Pagliaroni. Jim … Continue reading
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Tagged "Monbo", Bill Monbouquette, Catfish Hunter, Fenway Park, Jim Pagliaroni, Red Sox, Ted Williams
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“For it’s one, two, three strikes you’re out at the old ball game”…..
In case you have not noticed I am an “Old School” baseball guy. Now for those of you who may be unaware as to just what that means, it can be summed up in the following six statements: 1. I understand … Continue reading
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