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Report From The Fort 2010, Episode 1

March 2nd, 2010 · 1 Comment · Bars, Red Sox, Restaurants, Spring Training

If you’re planning to go down to Fort Myers to catch a few spring training games, you owe it to yourself to head down the Tamiami Trail (Route 41) about 30 minutes south from City of Palms Park to check out Lansdowne Street, what must surely be THE most authentic Red Sox bar in Florida.

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Hope Springs Eternal

February 27th, 2010 · No Comments · Red Sox, Spring Training

Now that we’ve gotten the cliched title out of the way, it’s time to start really, TRULY start thinking about the Boston Red Sox of 2010. Captain Carl greeted us at the gate on the way down to Fort Myers, a reminder of the team I grew up watching and its legacy so very different [...]

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The Dice Man Cometh…Again.

September 14th, 2009 · 3 Comments · Daisuke Matsuzaka, Red Sox

Tomorrow sees the (not particularly) anticipated return of Daisuke Matsuzaka to pitch for the Olde Towne Team.  Following his flame out in the spring and subsequent 3 month hiatus the Red Sox have seen their hold on the AL East flag slip away and for a time even the Wild Card seemed like anything but [...]

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Welcome to the LaRoche Era

July 22nd, 2009 · No Comments · Adam LaRoche, Pirates, Red Sox, Trade Deadline

Breaking news out of Pittsburgh is that Adam LaRoche may very well soon be joining the Boston Red Sox as Boston once again makes a trade deadline move with Pittsburgh (LaRoche is their current RBI and HR leader).  He is, however, mired in a slump with his average dipping to .247.  He is by all [...]

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The New York Yankees Will Soon Announce…

April 2nd, 2009 · 2 Comments · New York Yankees, Red Sox

…that they have signed Frank Catalanotto to a one year deal. If they’re smart. News out of Surprise Arizona today is that the Rangers have given the legendary Red Sox-killer his unconditional release to make way for the legendary Dodger-bust Andruw Jones. If Brian Cashman has the sense God gave the average rosin bag, he’ll [...]

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Report From The Fort (Day 2)

March 10th, 2009 · No Comments · David Ortiz, Jason Varitek, Mike Lowell, Red Sox, Spring Training

…Well it’s technically Day 3, but since I’m finally back on a decent wifi connection I’m going to upload today’s Red Sox update first (I’ve done so much live tweeting the last few days I have to stop myself from typing “Red Sox” as “#redsox”…check out @Mueller11 on Twitter for those updates and a preview [...]

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Report From The Fort (Day 1)

March 9th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Jason Varitek, Jon Lester, Red Sox, Spring Training, WEEI

Ah, yes. It’s that time again. Time for a break from the winter doldrums in New England. I’ve been fortunate enough for the last several years to spend a few days each March in the land of Hooters and bizarre police blotter items to get a sunburn and take in some spring training baseball. I’ve [...]

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Didn’t See This Coming: J.D. Drew Sent to Boston with Bad Back

March 3rd, 2009 · No Comments · Boston.com, Red Sox

Bad back KOs Drew

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ST Baseball back on NESN

March 1st, 2009 · 2 Comments · Red Sox, Spring Training, Uncategorized

Tuned in for a portion of the Red Sox/Twins tilt this afternoon. With snow falling steadily outside, it was really great to see signs that our own spring is not that far away. 3 innings of recognizable players and then the inevitable replacement by the Jonathan Van Everys of the world. Remy’s sick today, so [...]

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First in the tag cloud, last in your heart

February 24th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Jim Rice, Red Sox

I had planned to write a lengthy piece (you lucky readers, you) looking at how the media had fawned over the cheaters. Then I was looking at our tag cloud (it’s that doohickey off to the right with all the words in it) and saw that a certain Yankee third baseman was (and is) much, [...]

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