It seems that John Swofford, the coordinator of the BCS did not really enjoy his time in front of Congress as some of them did not have kind words for him. Many things such as BS instead of BCS came out of their mouths fueling the fire what many college football fans are feeling about this system that we have to pick a National Champion. For the longest time I was for a playoff format, but I have thought a lot about it and I do agree a little bit with John Swofford, but not totally.
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9 April 2008
Yesterday was the Red Sox home opener, a welcome sight for the thousands of Red Sox fans and for the players themselves who had just completed an 18 day road trip that brought them to Japan, California and Canada and saw them open the season with a 3-4 record. For me this was a bit of a sad day, the first time in the past seven years that I was not attending the game at the ballpark, but for
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3 March 2008
t fight your way onto the stage.
Then there's the 37 year-old Doug Mirabelli, The Boston Red Sox back up catcher. The Sanfrancisco Giants selected him out of Witchital State in 1992. He was touted as a good catcher with some pop in his bat. Up until the last 3 years or so, I'd say he sort of fit that description. He did a good job behind the plate with or without Wakerfield, and he took one out of the yard every now and then. I'll painfully admit that we do still need him to catch Wake, especially after seeing what happened a couple of years ago when Mirabelli went to the San Diego Padres.
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19 February 2008
seasons. What I'm talking about is the fact that since he's been a member of the Red Sox, he's rolled into spring training with more than a few extra Schillings...and we're not talking about British pounds here!
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11 January 2008
Today the Boston Red Sox and Doug Marabelli have agreed on a deal that will bring him back for an 8th season with the team. The dealing is pending a physical, and has not been finalized, but it looks as though he will be back to catch knuckleballer Tim Wakefield once again.
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10 January 2008
The past week has been relatively quiet in the world of the Boston Red Sox. Sure, the team was in the headlines concerning Jim Rice and his 14th attempt at becoming a Hall of Famer but besides that very little has happening in
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4 January 2008
Yesterday the St. Louis Cardinals signed former Red Sox right hander Matt Clement to a one year deal with an option for a second year. This move gives the St. Louis Cardinals two starters who were members of the
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19 December 2007
So far 8 awards have been given out by This Year In Baseball, TYIB. Red Sox players have won half of those rewards and when not finishing in first have finished no worse than third place. Three of the four non first place winners had the second highest amount of votes. This years TYIB awards, voted on by the fans, show just big
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han Roger Clemens did.
Why would he have done this? After his career with the Boston Red Sox his numbers would have given him an arguement for entry into the hall of fame. He had 192 wins, 2590 strike outs and an ERA of 3.05. When he left the
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13 December 2007
unsigned players on teams rosters has come and passed. Three important names on the list that Red Sox fans should concern themselves with are Brendan Donnelly, Akinori Otsuka, and Mark Prior. Donnelly played with the
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