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Tag Archives: Baseball
The Red Sox Front Office is a “Miserable Place to Work” Just Like Your Job
Yahoo – The last two men in charge of baseball operations – Ben Cherington and Dombrowski – were shown the door quickly after winning championships, and those moves are painting the Red Sox in a very bad light, according to … Continue reading
Posted in MLB, Red Sox
Tagged Baseball, Boston, Buster Olney, Dave Dombrowski, Eddie Romero, ESPN, Fenway, John Henry, Larry Lucchino, MLB, Paul Toboni, Pete Abraham, Red Sox, Red Sox Front Office, Red Sox GM, Red Sox Miserable Place to Work, Theo Epstein, Tom Werner, Tony LaRussa, Yahoo
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Lippa’s Leftovers
After an absolutely enormous news weekend in the world of Boston sports, what better time to take a few steps back and try to collect some thoughts now that the dust has settled a little bit. I could not love … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, MLB, NFL, Patriots, Red Sox
Tagged Antonio Brown, Baseball, Bill Belichick, Dave Dombrowski, Football, John Henry, Patriots, Red Sox, Theo Epstein
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Good Humor Has Unofficially Put Me in Charge of Bringing Back Bubble Play
There are few things I love more than America, Baseball, and Ice Cream. My family sure, but to be honest it’s kind of close. There’s nothing better than sitting at a game in the midst of summer, watching your favorite … Continue reading
Posted in Food, General, Media, MLB
Tagged #america, #apollo, #bringbackbubbleplay, #icecream, #MoonLanding, #summer, Baseball, bubble play, Bubble Play ice cream, Good Humor, Good Humor Ice Cream, ice cream, JFK, John Kennedy, Kennedy, moon landing
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The 300s First New York T-Shirt Has Arrived and the Circus is in Town!
Managers yelling at reporters, big money free agents injured yet again, and just general dysfunction at all levels. The Circus is in town! Buy The 300s Circus t-shirt now! Papa Giorgio rightfully brought to my attention that The 300s didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in MLB
Tagged Baseball, Citi Field, David Wright, Flushing, Fred Wilpon, Jacob deGrom, Jed Lowrie, Mets, Michael Conforto, Mickey Callaway, MLB, New York, Noah Syndergaard, NY, NYC, Queens, Robinson Cano, Shea Stadium, Todd Frazier, Wilpons, Yoenis Cespedes, Zack Wheeler
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I’m Not One for Hyperbole But I Think Michael Chavis Might Be Headed for the Hall of Fame
Listen I’m not one for hyperbole, but I’m pretty sure after watching Red Sox rookie Michael Chavis for 9 games, he’s headed to the Hall of Fame. The dude has come in and immediately started to rake. While its common … Continue reading
Red Sox Find Redemption With Sweep of Rays
All last week I was thinking about writing an article about how bad this Red Sox team has been playing so far. I kept putting it off because most of my attention is on the Celtics and Bruins, and honestly, … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, MLB, Red Sox
Tagged Andrew Benintendi, Baseball, Bobby Poyner, Boston, Boston Red Sox, Chris Sale, Christian Vazquez, dallas keuchel, David Price, MLB, Mookie Betts, Nathan Eovaldi, Rays, Red Sox, Red Sox Bullpen, Red Sox Closer, red sox pitching, Red Sox Rumors, Rick Porcello, Ryan Brasier, Tampa Bay
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Why Does Chris Davis Still Have a Job?
This is one of the more profound questions in Major League Baseball right now. We’ll get into just how bad his contract is later, but the fact that he even has a job in the first place is downright astounding. … Continue reading
Posted in MLB
Tagged bad hitter, Baltimore, Baltimore Orioles, Baseball, chris davis, Chris Davis Hitless, Chris Davis Strikeouts, Jackie Bradley Jr, MLB, Orioles, strikeouts
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