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Wally the Green Monster had a field day
Friday as JetBlue announced its new partnership with the
Red Sox. Naturally, the airline chose to honor Theo Epstein and Terry Francona... with toy planes.
Based on new photographs of a bank robbery
yesterday in Connecticut, it certainly seems that way...
A stubbly man cross-dressing in a pink Red
Sox tank top and hat. Anyone? Anyone?
Strange, but true: Less than 24 hours after
Red Sox management unveiled their new, somewhat unpopular "Hanging
Sox" hat for 2009, it was allegedly involved in a bank robbery in Chicopee, Mass. -- in Red Sox Monster's childhood neighborhood, no less. This is a sign, folks.
Jim Rice, lend me your ear.
Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News weighs
in on the Dustin Pedroia flap, trade rumors and
covering Rangers baseball. He also criticizes the hosts of a popular Boston sports radio show for the way they interviewed him after MVP voting became public knowledge.
The Big Papi's birthday was Tuesday, Nov. 18.
How did he celebrate? One heck of a "white
party" Saturday night in the Dominican Republic, it would appear.
A former sports blogger who parlayed his work
into a staff writer position with a national magazine
has died following a battle with cystic fibrosis. Rest in peace.
Who exactly thought it would be a good
idea to give Boston Costas and Ahmad Rashad a
show to comment on both sports AND pop culture? Egad. This video is circa 1986, in case the references to goth Madonna and Robin Williams didn't help.
The setting: After Game 6 in some deranged
woman's home. The result: Nightmare fuel for all. Enjoy.
Sorta.
In which Red Sox Monster adopts the hideous
hair trend sweeping Red Sox Nation.
WebMD.com, of all places, jumps into the fray
today with a story about Japanese necklaces worn by
the Boston Red Sox. And they're supposed to have special powers. Yeah, not so much.
A legit suit? Maybe, but what about that
dollar figure?
Parlay the Parrot first gained fame during the
2007 playoffs, when the Red Sox displayed and used
him as a good-luck charm. Now, after a year-long hiatus, it appears Parlay is back.
A Red Sox fan paid $10,000 to win
David Ortiz's autographed bed. Then he gave it right
back to the charity running the auction.
Most of you will remember the Sexy Sox
Girls, the women from a Web site that compares
itself to Sports Illustrated's swimsuit edition. They preview the Red Sox-Angels playoff series here....
With just a few days left in a
charity auction, only one person has bid on David
Ortiz's autographed bed. Can nobody fight hunger by buying the Large Father's bed? Does its uncertain past scare people away? And, most importantly, who is this mystery bidder?
Lil Wayne says he's a huge fan of
the Red Sox, but I'm beginning to think it
might just be the syrup talking.
So this is how the season series between
the Rays and the Red Sox ends, eh?
Admirable? Absolutely. But who auctions an autographed bed,
anyway?

















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