Mike and Jeremy Like Sports

Despite their jump into second place in the three-headed AL East playoff race, this past weekend was traumatic for Red Sox fans. First, Dustin Pedroia went down with an ankle injury after fouling a ball off his foot. He was seen in a walking boot and on crutches after the game, and is expected to [...]

Celtics, Red Sox

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Morning Notes

Boston Red Sox 6 – Minnesota Twins 3 In his first win in a Boston uniform, John Lackey also became the first Red Sox pitcher since the early 80′s to win an outdoor game in Minnesota. Jeremy Hermida continued his honeymoon tear with a bases clearing three-run double in the eighth. Through eight games, he’s [...]

Celtics

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Good. Play. Sheed.

What the Mayans didn’t see coming in 2012 was the end of Rasheed Wallace’s contract. Rejoice!

Patriots

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Who’s Excited For Pick #22?

“On TV all these years, I never saw Bill Belichick smile,” he said. “But we had a great conversation, and he was smiling a lot. I really liked it there. I think I’d be a good fit there.” That quote, in case you didn’t read Peter King’s latest, comes from the draft’s most delicate prospect [...]

Red Sox

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To the Martinez Go the Spoils

With Martinez reportedly refusing to negotiate a contract extension during the season, Boston has a massive bidding war to look forward to this winter when catcher-less, big spending teams (the Mets) seek the services of Boston’s main signal caller. This extension is a big deal. Boston locks up what they consider to be essential pieces of [...]

Red Sox

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Who’s Panicking?

The Red Sox are 1-2 through three games. David Ortiz is 1-11 (least hits on the team), offensive ignitor Jacoby Ellsbury has four K’s (most on the team), 0 walks and so far seems disoriented in left field and Jonathan Papelbon has already done something bad that he’s hardly known for (facing Curtis Granderson in [...]