Blogged on May 8, 2008The Boston Red Sox did everything they could to win last night’s game against the Detroit Tigers, but sometimes everything just isn’t enough. Placido Polanco’s broken bat single in the 9th inning off of Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon would knock in the game winner as the Tigers pulled off the 10-9 come from behind victory, […]
Blogged on May 8, 2008On paper it looked like a great pitching match up in the making. Going into the game Chien Ming Wang of the New York Yankees boasted a 6-0 record while Cliff Lee of the Indians was right behind him at 5-0 on the season. When it was all said and done with, it would be […]
Blogged on May 7, 2008When Tim Wakefield’s knuckleball starts to dance, he knows that opposing batters are in for a long game of doing the two-step tango. That two-step involves the swing, and the miss. Wakefield saw plenty of that in last nights 5-0 Red Sox victory over the struggling Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. Wakefield hurled 8 dominant […]
Blogged on May 7, 2008Going into last nights Eastern Conference Semi-Final playoff match up between the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers, all eyes were on team leaders Lebron James and Paul Pierce. Which superstar would have what it takes to guide their clubs to the victory? Who would step up and silence any doubters? Which player would rally their […]
Blogged on May 7, 2008The 2008-2009 Broadway lineup for shows in Boston has been announced, and what a lineup it is! Broadway has released the names of 6 musicals and 2 plays that will hit the Boston stages as early as September 2008. These fun filled selections feature some very notable cast members, as well as some familiar song […]
Blogged on May 6, 2008It’s a good sign for the Boston Red Sox when a starting pitcher has flu like symptoms, throws 109 pitches, only 60 for strikes in 5 innings of work, gives up 12 fly ball outs, walks 8 batters and still manages to pull off a win. That was the story last night for Dice-K Matsuzaka, […]
Blogged on May 5, 2008After escaping from what could have been the biggest upset in NBA Playoff history, the Boston Celtics have refocused their attention to the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Eastern Conference Semi Finals match up which begins tomorrow night at the TD Banknorth Garden at 8pm. Boston will welcome Lebron James and Co. to town for another […]
Blogged on May 4, 2008It took three more games than most people expected but the Boston Celtics have finally put away the Atlanta Hawks to advance to the second round of the NBA Playoffs. Waiting for the Celtics are the Cleveland Cavaliers, who will travel to Boston for game 1 on Tuesday 5/6.
In this seven game series the home […]
Blogged on May 2, 2008The list of Sox players sidelined with the flu and minor injuries has thankfully gotten slimmer. After losing 3 out of 5 scheduled starting pitchers, 5 days from the captain, and over 15 starts by position players, the Sox have started to shape up.
Continuing the recent trend of great outings by Sox starters, Tim Wakefield […]
Blogged on May 1, 2008After two convincing victories in Games 1 and 2 of their first round NBA Playoff series, it looked like the Boston Celtics would be able to easily wrap everything up in a quick 4-game sweep. The Atlanta Hawks had other plans and defended their home court with pride, capturing convincing wins in Games 3 and […]
