Tuesday Links: Pablo Sandoval is fat and that’s okay
Pablo Sandoval wasn’t doing his public image any good when he decided to arrive at JetBlue Park on Fat Tuesday,…
Category: Mo Vaughn
Friday Links: New York’s 9th inning rally sinks Sox
With the series tied at two games a piece, the Red Sox and Yankees played the rubber match of the…
Jeff Bagwell and the Hall of Fame
Despite Hall of Fame numbers, Jeff Bagwell has been passed over once again.
Friday’s Links – Too Long
We missed you, Big Papi.
When the Red Sox Change General Managers
Ben Cherington is the 11th general manager in Boston Red Sox history. He was originally hired by former Sox general…
Coast to Coast Tickets 9/23: And down the stretch they come!
Boston Red Sox (88-68) @ New York Yankees (95-61) Jon Lester (15-8, 3.15) @ Freddy Garcia (11-8, 3.77) 7:05 PM…
9/21: Fenway finale?
Baltimore Orioles (64-90) @ Boston Red Sox (88-67) Tommy Hunter (3-3, 5.31) @ Josh Beckett (13-5, 2.50) 7:10 PM EDT |…
2009 Hall of Fame: Rice, Rickey make the cut!
Update: Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice have both received the amount of votes needed to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Congrats to both former BoSox!
The 2009 Hall of Fame announced the results of its voting today at 1:30pm. Use this post to speculate on the voting leading up to its announcement, and commenting on the results from that point out. The 23 players on this year's ballot are the lowest number ever, with only 13 players returning from last year's ballot, also a record low. As you are probably aware, it is the last year on the ballot for Jim Rice to be elected from the Baseball Writers Association of America. The induction ceremonies will be on July 26th, 2009 in Cooperstown, NY.
We all know about Jim Rice, but how many of the 23 candidates for the 2009 Hall of Fame class spent part of their careers with the Boston organization? The answer might surprise you. Check the names and career statistics after the jump!
Pepsi’s TRIVIA: A gerbil
Wow, I can’t believe none of the Fire Branders got that. Not only that, but I seem to have defeated…
Mo Vaughn leads ’08 Sox HOF class, best 1B ever?
As Mike Petraglia from MLB.com put it: