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The Boston Red Sox brushed aside the 100-win
Angels in four games, dismissing their best-in-baseball regular season
as last month's news. When it turns to October, no one dominates like Boston. Moments after the Angels botched a suicide squeeze, ...
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Jason Bay Latest Blog Posts [more]
Kriegel: Rays debunking the myth of postseason experience
Posted 4 hours ago at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
Top 5 Moments of the Sox v Angels series
Posted 6 hours ago at The Bottom Line
NEWS AND NOTES
Posted 6 hours ago at Mondesishouse.com
Gone Fishin’
Posted 7 hours ago at Boston Soul
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Jed Lowrie got another chance to punch Boston’s
ticket to the ALCS, and this time around, Lowrie
delivered. Tied 2-2 in the bottom of the ninth, Lowrie lined a single to right field and Jason Bay slid into home safely to score the game ...
Jon Lester does it again! The Angels failed
on the suicide squeeze and Jed Lowrie drove in
the series winning run in the 9th!
Jed Lowrie’s walk-off single in the bottom of
the 9th inning with 2 outs scored Jason Bay
from second base to give the Red Sox a 3-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels and send them to the ALCS for the second straight season.
By KEVIN McNAMARA ANAHEIM - Jason Bay sure
is liking these baseball playoffs. Shaking off the dread-locked
ghost of Manny Ramirez, Bay has used his suddenly booming bat to help the Boston Red Sox to a shocking 2-0 lead in their American ...
A few hours after Martin's homer Wednesday, another
Canadian-born player - Jason Bay of Trail, B.C. -
belted a two-run homer for the Boston Red Sox in their win over the Los Angeles Angels.
There is no argument that Jason Bay has
been very good since he arrived in Boston and
he was great in Game 1 of the postseason, but can we see a few more playoff games before we decide that Bay has fully replaced Manny Ramirez, one of the most prolific hitters of all time. Bay has a long way to go
Both Manny Ramirez and Jason Bay went deep
last night helping their teams, the Dodgers and Red
Sox respectively, win Game One of the ALDS. Ramirez's dinger was one of those Are You Kidding Me? shots. He swung at a pitch only Yogi Berra or Roberto Clemente or Vlad Guerrero could love, and golfed ...
ANAHEIM, Calif. - One pitch is enough in
the playoffs. Not the one Jason Bay blasted into
the desperate hearts of the Angels fans in left field. The one a few minutes...
Yawn! It was a late night for baseball
as we watched the Boston Red Sox beat the
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim behind the pitching of Jon Lester and the bats of Jacoby Elllsbury and Jason Bay. For the Angels, it was their 10th straight loss to the Red Sox in the postseason. For the Red Sox, it ...
Today's Calls: Jason Bay vs. Manny Ramirez, Cole
Hamels vs. CC Sabathia, Rays vs. Your Day Job,
Boise St vs. Utah, Ben Gordon vs. Baron Davis and More. The Opening Pitch: So a few months ago, the question was which team "won" the trade ...
No sooner had Jason Bay hit the go-ahead
two-run home run last night than Chip Caray, the
TBS lead announcer, said "Manny who?," turning a wonderful postseason moment into a cringe-worthy incident. Then Buck Martinez said Big Papi has been struggling lately. Really?
Jacoby Ellsbury lead the way with a 3-5
night and a spectacular catch to preserve a 2-1
lead... get the video are recap at The Bottom Line.
01:00 AM EDT on Thursday, October 2, 2008
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Talk to Jason Bay about playoff
pressure, and he’ll talk to you about Manny Ramirez. “Try getting traded for Manny on August 1st,” he said before the opening game of the American ...
Jon Lester gave the Boston Red Sox 7
strong innings and Jason Bay’s 2-run home run in
the 6th inning got them on the scoreboard as they went on to a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in front of 44,996 at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The win tonight was the 10th straight postseason win ...
Jason Bay nervous in his first playoff game?
Perhaps not. The left fielder absolutely obliterated an ill-placed
heater by Lackey, launching it over the wall in left. 1-0 Angels is now 2-1 Sox. That was Bay and the Sox's answer to Manny Ramirez 's ridiculous golf shot at Wrigley earlier today. ...
From George A. King III : For the
second time inside of two months, Joba Chamberlain Joba
Chamberlain experienced discomfort in his valuable right shoulder Sunday at Fenway Park. According to several people, Chamberlain said the shoulder was tight after exiting the first game of the ...
Wait, wait...Danny Aiello’s boltonian nephew said that Joba
was only taken out because Girardi was “treating this
game like the seventh game of a World Series...to protect Mussina’s 20th win.” For the second time inside of two months, Joba ...
In February and March, I previewed the 29
other MLB teams and compared them to our beloved
Devil Rays, in anticipation of the 2008 season which has Rayvolutionized The Game …. To get you ready for October, we’ll do it one more ‘gain with the 7 other teams lucky enough to co-star in our first Octobe
First, there was video of the final out
and on-field celebrations . Now, there's video of what
happened next. When the champagne flowed like cheap beer, and the cheap beer flowed like champagne. When no person was safe from getting drenched with ...
Jason Bay had the go-ahead RBI single in
the 5th inning as Tim Wakefield and the Boston
Red Sox bullpen made it hold up as they went on to win 5-4 over the Cleveland Indians in front of 37,882 at Fenway Park. The win for the Red Sox gets them into the postseason for the 5th time in 6 ...
The Red Sox clinched another postseason berth last
night - get video and photos at The Bottom
Line.
BATTING 2B: D Ortiz (29, C Lee); J
Ellsbury (20, C Lee); D Pedroia (53, C Lee);
C Crisp (17, C Lee) HR: K Youkilis (27, 4th inning off C Lee 1 on, 0 Out) RBI: K Youkilis 2 (111), D Pedroia 2 (82), J Bay (37) 2-out RBI: J Bay GIDP: K Cash Runners left ...
BOSTON - The World Series champion Boston Red
Sox [team stats] are back in the playoffs, thanks
to a 5-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night that clinched at least a wild-card berth. Tim Wakefield [stats] outpitched Cliff Lee (22-3), and midseason acquisition Jason Bay hit the ...
BATTING 2B: D Ortiz (29, C Lee); J
Ellsbury (20, C Lee); D Pedroia (53, C Lee);
C Crisp (17, C Lee) HR: K Youkilis (27, 4th inning off C Lee 1 on, 0 Out) RBI: K Youkilis 2 (111), D Pedroia 2 (82), J Bay (37) 2-out RBI: J Bay GIDP: K Cash Runners left ...
Third base umpire Gerry Davis signals 'fair ball'
after it apparently hit him after getting by Indians
3B Jamey Carroll, as the Red Sox Jason Bay heads for third on the sixth inning hit by Jeff Bailey. Bay rounded third, and headed for home, but ...
Jason Bay properly summarized the baserunning escapade at
the vortex of a 4-3 Red Sox loss to
the Cleveland Indians last night at Fenway Park: "The sixth inning...
BATTING 2B: D Ortiz (28, Z Jackson); K
Youkilis 2 (43, R Betancourt, Z Jackson); J Bay
(12, J Lewis) HR: D Ortiz (23, 5th inning off Z Jackson 0 on, 2 Out) RBI: K Youkilis 2 (109), D Ortiz (88) 2-out RBI: K Youkilis, D Ortiz GIDP: J Ellsbury Runners ...
What can I say, the Tampa Bay Rays.
The team that I can’t even slap with a
‘Famous Original’ or just ‘Original’ tag right now because they’ve earned my respect. The team that only won 66 games a year ago. The team ...
If the Red Sox want to a shot
at the AL East, Matsuzaka needs to step up
and win today... more than 5 innings would also be nice...
Well look who it is. It’s the Toronto
Blue Jays again. If it seems like the Red
Sox have only been playing the Jays and Tampa Rays the past two weeks, that’s because they have been. Since September 8th, the Red Sox have played the Rays for 3 games, Jays for 4 games, the Rays for ...
-Mike Lowell will take the weekend off nursing
his hip back to some semblence of health and
might return by Tuesday or Wednesday. -Bartolo Colon is on the restrictive list because he stayed in the Dominican Republic. Apparently, he was ...
(This is hypothetical of course, because I am
a Devil Rays fan and have nothing to worry
about….) In the glow of a blowout victory our Sox guru J-Rose wrote in his wrap-up that Monday’s Devil Rays-Red Sox series opener was “the ...
Im going to do you all a favor
today, and not write about the Tom Brady injury.
It happened four days after my last column, and there’s not much more you can say except that you’re 2-0 and your current quarterback is better than ...
Hell...and Calixa Lavallee Stange while we’re at it.




















The Bottom Line: Top 5 Moments of the Sox v Angels series