Red Sox, Patriots, Big Three dominate sports stories in 2007
Published 12/24/2007 at Other - BostonHerald.com
BOSTON - Boston has long since ditched its reputation as a hard-luck sports town, hanging a banner for the Red Sox in 2004 and the New England Patriots three times in the...
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A Christmas Greeting from Manny Ramirez to You
Rover found this 12/24/2007 on callofthegreenmonster.typepad.com
With Call of the Green Monster taking Christmas week off, Manny Ramirez is stepping in with a warm Christmas greeting. Merry Christmas, all. Hey everybody! This is Manny Ramirez wishing everybody a happy merry Christmas. It is a good honor to be here at Calling the Green Monster . I want to tell you the story of Christmas, so gather the kids around the table, and ...Big spenders: Yanks, Red Sox hit with luxury tax
River Avenue Blues » River Avenue Blues, A ... found this 12/24/2007 on sports.espn.go.com
The New York Yankees did accomplish something this year: They lowered their luxury tax for the second straight season.Merry Christmas
Rover found this 12/24/2007 on blogs.eagletribune.com
It really has been a great year. And the Boston sports teams have been great, too. My best to you and your families. Remember the people out there less fortunate, without families. A quick prayer wouldn’t hurt. I will be back on Christmas night answering any questions or comments you might have. Merry Christmas. Share This2007 Draft: High School Pitchers
RSOripwa posted 12/25/2007 from mvn.com
By all accounts, the Red Sox drafted three High School players this year with the potential to be big league pitcher. Drake Britton, Austin Bailey, and Brock Huntzinger are the three i am speaking of and they are names you should get use to hearing. (continued...)No bluffing on this deal
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Every offseason presents a whole new set of storylines. But next year's might be Oscar worthy. For the Red Sox, there is the impending free agency of catcher Jason...
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Scott from Lowell brought up interesting topic as the Patriots get about three weeks off from the playoff pressure: Should the Patriots retire Troy Brown’s No. 80? This is a tricky question. I can go either way. What do you think? Share This
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Surviving Grady • Keeping Tradition
Let's face it, not much going on. Clemens is full of sh!t, the Pats are a step closer to history, and the rest of us trying to figure out who we forgot to buy a gift for. Later, I'll be rolling my eyes at Uncle Fred's bad jokes and trying to figure ...
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Yankees, Red Sox hit with luxury tax again
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Yanks, Red Sox hit with luxury tax
The Yankees were hit with a tax bill of $23.88 million by Major League Baseball in a notice sent to teams late Friday, pushing them over the $100 million mark since the penalty for profligate spending was introduced in 2003.
The Yankees were hit with a tax bill of $23.88 million by Major League Baseball in a notice sent to teams late Friday, pushing them over the $100 million mark since the penalty for profligate spending was introduced in 2003.
Ortiz: Santana not coming to Boston
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