We’re just a few days away from July 1 and the countdown to the most overhyped moment in baseball: the trading deadline, and Cleveland is already abuzz with swirling rumors that C.C. Sabathia, their beloved lefty starter, is on his way out the door.
Seriously? Is this team really this bipolar? The East-leading Sox hold the reins by two games, but this despite the enormous disparity between their home and away records
It’s been quite the turnaround for the Red Sox. One minute you’re on top of the AL East winning games day in and day out in “late and close” situations, the next you’re watching your All Star closer blow (undeserved) back to back saves
Before I hit the Sox game I think everyone should take a moment to tip their caps to the Bruins tonight. This is a team who, after finishing six games under .500 in 2007 and have been without their star player since the end of October, has managed to bump, thump and crash their way back from a three games to one deficit and force a Game 7 on enemy ice.
From today’s New York Post, ” High ‘Jinx’ Hits Yankees .” Evidently one can claim that Red Sox Nation has spies, spies everywhere when a construction worker seals a piece of Sox memorabilia in the concrete beneath the future visitors’ clubhouse of the new stadium. Some people may write it off as silly rumor or just plain stupid, but I for one am super-psyched for the possibility that we got to the very core of Ruth’s House early. Maybe it can counteract the effects of the good luck charm placed in the framework of the current stadium during construction in the 1920s
The Red Sox were finally able to breathe a sigh of relief today. Beating the Detroit Tigers 5-0 today was sweet, sweet success behind the masterful dealing of Daisuke Matsuzaka, who allowed nothing across to move to 2-0 on the season. Add to the win the receipt of World Series rings and the redemption of Bill Buckner, and it was, at the very least, a moving early spring day in the Hub.
Got this in the HC inbox this evening: LOST RED SOX HAT! Hello my name is Chad Dolby from New Jersey. On a cold Friday night there was trouble in the Bronx Zoo.
