A Secret July 24th Article Uncovered
Ed. Note: Apparently back in January as we were on the verge of acquiring Alex Rodriguez and Magglio Ordonez, a Red Sox beat writer wrote up an early version of [...]
Archive for August, 2004:
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Which Starter should go to the Bullpen?
The Red Sox were built for the post-season in that they were built around their starting pitching, beginning with Pedro Martinez and Curt Schilling, with Derek Lowe and Bronson Arroyo [...]
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Adversary to Ally
Terry Francona, the Red Sox manager, has been through quite a bit this year. Before we get into what he’s done this year, I thought we should take a [...]
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WEEI Radiothon to help the Jimmy Fund
WEEI, a local Boston radio station, is running an all day 18-hour radiothon to collect money for the Jimmy Fund, a fund to help patients at Dana Farber Cancer [...]
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She’s a maniac, maniac on the floor
The Boston Red Sox have won eight of their last nine; 14 of the last 18. The losses include an 8-3 loss by Curt Schilling to the Devil Rays, [...]
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Revisiting a Sensitive Topic
Over at the newly formed The Cardiac Kids message-board, there is a current interesting topic going on, about the immortal … Gump. In Gump Revisited, there was a question [...]
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Effects of
Finally, Fire Brand is back! You may notice a dearth of recent entries. This is because Canaca, our old hosting company put us on a bad server, which [...]
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Arroyo gets no love as Timlin coughs up HR
The Boston Red Sox dropped another one to the White Sox yesterday, by a score of 5-4. It was a tough loss as we lost Kevin Youkilis to a [...]
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San Francisco Giants v. Philadelphia Phillies @ Citizen�s Bank Ballpark
The Philadelphia Phillies were blown out by the San Francisco Giants yesterday by a score of 16-6. Barry Bonds hit HR number 689 and JT Snow saw his 2004 HR [...]
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Philly, here I come
Jane Conroy, Poor Richard�s Scorecard (fellow MVN writer), visited Fenway earlier this year and had this to say about the Phillies and Red Sox:
I also realized [...]
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