Sox Video Roundup

The Joy of Sox found this 5/16/2008 on www.outincenterfield.com [flag]

Let's play a little game of catchup, shall we - and get caught up on all the Sox video goodness from the last few games. First up: David Ortiz mocking Tito Francona in the dugout. Next: some postgame remarks from Josh Beckett after his fairly crappy outing Tuesday against the O's. video courtesy of NESN Now that NESN censors his postgame press conferences, here's what was NOT ... [link]

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Interview: Manny's High-Five Partner
Published 5/16/2008 by redsock (noreply@blogger.com) at The Joy of Sox
After Manny Ramirez's once-in-a-lifetime play on Wednesday afternoon, I looked forward to reading the article from whichever Boston reporter trekked out to left field to interview the fan who had been high-fived by Manny. Amazingly, the next day, there was nothing. However, Manny's high-five partner left a comment on this blog after the game, so I emailed him. Here are some of the comments from R. Dunning, a 24-year-old Red Sox fan from Edmond, Oklahoma. On top of everything else, it was the first (and obviously, only, so far) major league baseball ...

Catching up on 'The Catch'
Published 5/16/2008 by Beth at Cursed To First - Sox and Pats forever.
... , it's up at Center Field (complete with teammates' review of the video in the dugout)...it's everywhere. Which is a good thing, because I missed it when it actually happened Wednesday night. ...

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Manny's high-fiver speaks out

The Joy of Sox found this 5/16/2008 on blog.masslive.com

APThe catch that started the whole thing. In a way that few things can, Manny Ramirez's ridiculous/ridiculously awesome catch-high-five-double-play-throw sequence set the Internet on fire yesterday. Fortunately, in my digging around Google Blog Search ...

Fenway Fables

The Gas House Gang found this 5/16/2008 on www.fenwayfables.com

Bad day all around for the health and happiness of the Red Sox. In 5 2/3 inning of work, Josh Beckett allowed 11 hits, five runs (all earned) and two walks. He threw 97 pitches. As the ace, Beckett is responsible for saving the staff when the Sox ...

Interview: Manny's High-Five Partner

Cursed To First - Sox and Pats forever. found this 5/16/2008 on joyofsox.blogspot.com

After Manny Ramirez's once - in -a- lifetime play on Wednesday afternoon, I looked forward to reading the article from whichever Boston reporter trekked out to left field to interview the fan who had been high-fived by Manny. Amazingly, the next day, ...

NY managers asked to coach All-Star game (AP)
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Greetings from the Yards. Of note: Austin Kearns gets a night off. Tom Boswell and Dave Sheinin get nights on. Here's what Manny said about placing Kearns in the spot where .192 batters generally end up: "Right now, he's getting his hands back a ...

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