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“Many of my Defining Moments Came Within a Game”…..Curt Schilling
I had tickets to last nights game at Fenway. To be honest, despite the fact that the Sox have been playing very well, I was not all that excited about going to see Rick Porcello on the bump. I mean … Continue reading
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Tagged Curt Schilling, David Ortiz, Defining Moments, FDR, FDR at Fenway, Rick Porcello, WEEI
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Madison Bumgarner AP Male Athlete of the Year…..
San Francisco Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner was named the 2014 Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year. He became the 26th Major League Baseball Player to garner the honor since its inception in 1931 and the first baseball player to … Continue reading
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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
Shutout History at Fenway Park…..
Last night at Fenway Park, Clay Buchholz threw the first real shutout of Fenway’s 100th anniversary season. It was the third shutout thrown by the staff but you aficionados know what I’m talking about when I say it was a real one. Buchholz finished the … Continue reading
To Boldly Go Where None Have Gone Before.
Today, Jason Varitek will announce he is retiring as a player with the Boston Red Sox. This will leave the 2012 version of the Red Sox with only two players who were associated with the 2004 World Championship team. That band … Continue reading
“Game over, Series over and the Red Sox are World Champs again”! Joe Buck
Post season play returned to Fenway Park in 2007 and it involved yet another historic Red Sox comeback. This time it was the Cleveland Indians who fell victim to the Fenway magic. Manny hits walk-off homer in Game II of the … Continue reading
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