Like shooting fish in a barrel... http://cdn.pis.picapp.com/IamProd/PicAppPIS/JavaScript/PisV4.jsTo borrow an antiquated phrase, that's what ripping Manny Ramirez was like during most of this decade for the Boston sports media. Whenever things might be a little slow during the baseball season (or in Mike Adams' case, any time of year, and even well after Manny left town) … Continue reading #8 Manny Ramirez Becomes The Easiest Target Ever
Patriots Season On The Line in Buffalo
The Patriots have put themselves into a position where each game from here on out is pretty much a must-win. They still control their own fate in terms of the postseason, but a loss to Buffalo on Sunday afternoon could change all that. There isn't a lot of confidence in the Patriots out there right … Continue reading Patriots Season On The Line in Buffalo
Week Log: The Ink Is Flowing At The Fens
It had been a slow first month of the free agent season for the Sox - including a non-event at the winter meetings in Indy - but the stove is heating up now with one trade in the works, another on everybody's minds, and two big free agent signings formalized yesterday. The Sox make a … Continue reading Week Log: The Ink Is Flowing At The Fens
#9 Curt Schilling Arrives, Joins SoSH, Starts Blogging
Number nine on the list of the biggest episodes this decade in the Boston sports media is Curt Schilling's arrival in Boston after the Red Sox acquired in a trade with the Arizona Diamondbacks. Schilling immediately caused headlines when it was revealed that he had joined the Red Sox messageboard Sons of Sam Horn, even before … Continue reading #9 Curt Schilling Arrives, Joins SoSH, Starts Blogging
Thursday’s Top Stories
Here again with the best of the best from a busy Thursday morning: How John Lackey Ended Up With the Red Sox - Rob Bradford explains how Theo Epstein had to be convinced that the former Angels ace really wanted to play for the Red Sox. Just the beginning - Michael Silverman says that the signings of … Continue reading Thursday’s Top Stories
What? Randy Moss DIDN’T lay down? Heretic!
Ian R. Rapoport on the Boston Herald Patriots blog The Rap Sheet, talks with Edge NFL Matchup executive producer Greg Cosell about how Randy Moss supposedly "shut it down" against the Panthers last Sunday. Cosell in fact, seems a little indignant that those making that claim have obviously not seen the game film and studied what Moss actually … Continue reading What? Randy Moss DIDN’T lay down? Heretic!
#10 Media Free Agency
This is #10 in our list of top 10 Boston sports media stories this decade... One thing that is lamented in the world of sports is that players hardly ever spend their entire careers with one team any more. Two teams is even fairly rare, it seems that players change uniforms via trade or free … Continue reading #10 Media Free Agency
Reviewing the Decade – Top Boston Sports Media Episodes
I'm hoping to spend some time over the next couple of weeks reviewing the decade that was in the Boston sports media. These episodes aren't neccesarily the biggest sports moments of the decade (though some are) but more about storylines that impacted the media, or times when the media completely blew something out of proportion. … Continue reading Reviewing the Decade – Top Boston Sports Media Episodes
Not Just Another Lackey Signing For Sox
Still under the weather this morning, so I'm bringing you another edition of the top 10 stories of the day - if they're not here, you don't need to read 'em... Red Sox Redesign: Deals for Lackey, Cameron Reshape Club for 2010 - Alex Speier looks at "one of the most dizzying and decisive offseason days … Continue reading Not Just Another Lackey Signing For Sox
Patriots….win?
So did the Patriots win yesterday? Yes. Did they remain in first place in the AFC East? Yes. Did they show some good balance on offense, and make more than a few plays on defense in holding down the dynamic rushing combo of DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart? Yes. But all you're going to hear … Continue reading Patriots….win?
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