Fire Brand of the American League
  • RSS :
  • Posts
  • Comments
  • Email
  • Home
  • Team of the Decade
  • Authors
  • Depth Chart
  • Interviews
  • Store

Archive for October 10th, 2009:

POLL: What will happen in Game 3?

Written on October 10th, 2009 by Evan Brunell61370 Commentshttp://firebrandal.com/2009/10/10/poll-what-will-happen-in-game-3.htmlPOLL%3A+What+will+happen+in+Game+3%3F2009-10-10+17%3A54%3A30Evan+Brunell

New Poll Question: What do you expect out of the Kaz/Buchholz game Sunday?

  • Gotta love that home cookin’, baby.
  • For Kaz to be a Sox killer again and Buchholz to wilt.
  • A pitching duel with the Sox bats not showing up again.
  • It’ll come down to who hits more home runs.

I’m choosing to be optimistic and say it’s all about the home cooking! Leave your line predictions in the comments and vote in the poll on the right.

Filed under 2009 ALDS, Josh Beckett, Los Angeles Angels, Poll, Quick Post Tags:

Do Sox stand a fightin’ chance to emerge victorious?

Written on October 10th, 2009 by Evan Brunell61359 Commentshttp://firebrandal.com/2009/10/10/do-sox-stand-a-fightin-chance-to-emerge-victorious.htmlDo+Sox+stand+a+fightin%27+chance+to+emerge+victorious%3F2009-10-10+13%3A19%3A36Evan+Brunell
Game 1 ALDS - Boston Red Sox at Los Angeles Angels

The Red Sox are in such dire straits offensively, I’m pining for the offensive slump the team was in that precipitated the Victor Martinez trade.

Across two games, Boston’s come up with just eight measly hits, only two of them extra-base hits (and not of the four-bagger variety).

Putting aside for the moment whether Terry Francona messed up on such decisions as leaving Josh Beckett in too long, where do the Sox go from here?

Filed under 2009 ALDS, Clay Buchholz, Joe Saunders, Los Angeles Angels, Scott Kazmir Tags:

Commiserating after a loss

Written on October 10th, 2009 by Evan Brunell61347 Commentshttp://firebrandal.com/2009/10/10/commiserating-after-a-loss.htmlCommiserating+after+a+loss2009-10-10+04%3A54%3A28Evan+Brunell

I’ll be back with more Saturday morning, guys, but I’m throwing up this thread so we can all drown our sorrows. You probably don’t need to hear this again, but Boston is now down 0-2 to the Angels, with the series shifting to Fenway. Is there more Red Sox magic to be had, or is Boston down for the count?

Filed under 2009 ALDS, Quick Post Tags:

Recent Posts

  • Ellsbury and the devil
  • Fireside Chats #72: Where we contemplate signing a one day contract with ESPN and retiring on top
  • Tim Wakefield returns to the bullpen
  • AL Central Sleepers
  • Pawtucket Red Sox manager Torey Lovullo eager to get started

Fire Brand Poll

What place will Boston finish in the division?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...

Recent Comments

  • radiohix on Ellsbury and the devil
  • Ipkiss on Tim Wakefield returns to the bullpen
  • Dtay on Ellsbury and the devil
  • went9 on Ellsbury and the devil
  • TroyPatterson on Ellsbury and the devil

Red Sox blogosphere

Fireside Chats Podcast

Search Fire Brand

Categories

Fire Brand Award


  • J.D. Drew
    2010 Fire Brand

Links

  • Find cheap MLB tickets including Boston Red Sox tickets NY Yankees tickets 2010 All-Star Game tickets and the Philadelphia Phillies schedule.
  • Find great deals on Boston Red Sox tickets from sports ticket broker Coast to Coast!
  • MLB Betting and Sports Betting Lines at the Internet’s Premier Sportsbook
  • Blogroll
  • Trivia
  • Twitter: Evan
  • Twitter: Fire Brand
  • Twitter: Tim
  • Advertorial: All Hail The Kings

Quotes

  • "It's amazing how many club officials read...Fire Brand of the American League." - Peter Gammons
  • "Run by Evan Brunell...this has perspective and weight to it that goes against the stereotype of the screaming Red Sox fan." - Deadspin
  • "For in-depth coverage and analysis of everything that happens with the Boston Red Sox, you can’t beat Fire Brand of the American League!" - David Pinto

Calendar

October 2009
S M T W T F S
« Sep   Nov »
 123
45678910
11121314151617
18192021222324
25262728293031

Archives

Fire Brand of the American League is proudly powered by WordPress. Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS) | Swift by Satish Gandham a product of SwiftThemes.Com