by zach hayes | Apr 20, 2006 | Uncategorized
Curt Schilling is 4-0 and Red Sox Nation couldn?t possibly be any happier. Another stellar performance was handed to the Devil Rays last night at Fenway, with Schilling helped by the first relaxing blowout of the season we all have prayed for. Last night was a...
by zach hayes | Apr 17, 2006 | Uncategorized
Pitching is the key to success in baseball. For any team striving for that goal of a World Series championship, you must have that ace to hand the ball to in huge games. As evident by the 2004 Boston Red Sox, two is also nice. The 2005 White Sox had four equal...
by zach hayes | Apr 16, 2006 | Uncategorized
First off, I want to make this clear: I like Terry Francona a great deal. I think he’s an excellent manager for this ballclub, a true great guy and fits in very well with the Boston atmosphere. During the 2004 World Series, Tito was running on all cylinders, he...
by zach hayes | Apr 15, 2006 | Uncategorized
Really, did anyone expect Curt Schilling to be pitching at this level, this early? Did anyone expect me to break the italics record in the first sentence of my article? The velocity is there, the location is the best its been since 2004, and you know how another 2-1...
by zach hayes | Apr 10, 2006 | Uncategorized
– The bench contributed to much of the Red Sox offensive success today against Baltimore, with Adam Stern subbing in for Coco Crisp and driving in two runs to go along with two hits. J.T. Snow (2 hits, 1 run) and Josh Bard (1 hit, 2 runs) also helped the cause....
