Create your Own PostPosted by Luke on September 23, 2009
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Welcome Ty!Posted by Ty on July 19, 2009
I’d like to introduce myself to Pet Sox Nation. My name is Ty and I’m a Schoodle (Schnauzer/Poodle). I’m pretty smart, in fact I match wits with my owners all the time.
My favorite Red Sox thing is my Spring Training hat, (seen here). I almost made it down there last Spring. Instead I got the hat as a souvenir. Got to love those humans.
Like my profile says, my idle is Mike Lowell. I was rolling-over with joy the day he came back from rehab. He’s the best third-baseman in the league (no, not even A-Rod can touch him).
My favorite thing to do, besides rolling-over is to make my owners look stupid… bol, (that’s bark out loud in doggie internet lingo).
Papi’s GirlsPosted by Luke on August 6, 2009
Meet Dixie and Tia, 2 adorable Shih Tzu’s are true Red Sox lovers. They can be found cheering “YEAH RED SOX” when someone gets a hit. Their favorite thing of all to eat are, what else… Fenway Franks!! They also like going for walks, car rides and all kinds of people. They are not too happy right now that the Yankees are in first place. Check out more of their pictures at their Profile and Gallery today.
Lester, Beckett provide new 1-2 punchPosted by Luke on October 5, 2009
Throughout much of the season - with the exception of the seven-out start in which he got nailed by a line drive against the Yankees - Jon Lester has been the ace of the Red Sox staff.More than that, Lester has been one of the best pitchers in baseball.
(more...) Red Sox clinch playoff berthPosted by Luke on September 30, 2009
The Boston Red Sox are back in the playoffs for the sixth time in seven years. The Red Sox clinched the AL wild-card berth when the Los Angeles Angels beat the Rangers 5-2 on Tuesday night and eliminated Texas from the race. That gave Boston its seventh wild-card berth -- more than any other team in the majors.
Schilling won’t run for Kennedy’s seat in SenatePosted by Luke on September 23, 2009
Curt Schilling won't test out just how popular he is in Massachusetts. The former Boston Red Sox pitcher, beloved in the state for his starring role in ending an 86-year championship drought, announced Tuesday he isn't running for Edward M. Kennedy's seat in the U.S. Senate. Surging Red Sox entertain wild ideasPosted by Luke on September 21, 2009
BALTIMORE - In the Red Sox clubhouse late yesterday afternoon, the calisthenics of sweeping the Orioles over with, players packed their bags quickly. Even in their haste to make a flight to Kansas City, they noticed the images flashing on the monitor above David Ortiz’s locker. The television showed the Mariners pummeling the Yankees, a result that would slash the Red Sox’ deficit in the American League East to five games. (more...) Visitors’ hourPosted by Luke on September 18, 2009
The catcher whipped his body around and took a roundabout route to the baseball. The ball had squirted out, a low curveball that stayed low on the bounce. And as Jason Varitek scampered after the ball, Chone Figgins ran to first base. (more...) Beckett pours it back onPosted by Luke on September 13, 2009
The curse came in the form of a giant white tarp, the one that spent most of the day on the field, and the one that mercifully ended the game early as the rain poured down.
That, of course, came after the Red Sox poured it on, making Tampa Bay, a team that had once been a favorite to make the postseason, look like a team ready for golf games in October.
This Byrd start just doesn’t flyPosted by Luke on September 5, 2009
CHICAGO - It had seemed meant to be, the way that Paul Byrd walked off the coaching staff of his kid’s U-13 team and onto the mound in Fenway Park.
Papelbon is fined for taking too long to pitchPosted by Luke on September 4, 2009
Papelbon was fined $5,000 by Major League Baseball for taking too long to throw his first pitch. A new rule allows pitchers 2 minutes, 20 seconds from the final out of the previous inning to the first pitch. They get 12 seconds to throw once the batter steps into the box.
The fine was first reported by the Boston Herald. Papelbon was fined previously this season.
Beckett draws ace matchup in finalePosted by Luke on August 22, 2009
Josh Beckett and CC Sabathia have faced each other before on a grand stage. Never, however, under the bright lights of the storied rivalry that is Red Sox-Yankees.
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