Archive for the 'Baseball' Category

How can I verify that my red sox tickets are real?

Sunday, September 6th, 2009
LucyLovesMe asked:
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I recently decided to purchase some red sox tickets off of Craig’s list. My boyfriend and I are meeting the man in Boston to pick up the tickets/pay for them. They’re the hard real tickets, but how do I verify that they’re legitimate?

GROVER

What did you think when the Red Sox fan that caught Mannys 500 and gave it back to him?

Sunday, September 6th, 2009
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RedSoxfan1982 asked:


When Manny hit 500 the Red Sox fan that caught it gave it back to him. What did you think when the fan did that?
What he got in return was a few autographed balls and some other stuff. Then Manny is going to put together something else for the guy too.

Manny is then taking the ball and auctioning it off for charity.

ARTHUR

How far do you think the Red Sox will go in October?

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009
masshole asked:
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As of right now, the sox are the best team in baseball, even without the usual production of manny and big papi. Assuming they’re both bound to heat up down the stretch, how far do you expect the red sox to make it in the playoffs, provided their pitching stays healthy?

REFUGIO

What lame excuses will the red sox use when they get whooped by Cleveland?

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009
Georgie Porgie asked:


the yankees had some pretty lame excuses, but I think the red sox will top them as far as lameness goes. What ya think?

BROCK

Pedroia - the 40 Million Boston Red Sox Asset

Monday, August 31st, 2009
John asked:


Long-term security is definitely not something you would expect being offered, especially in the MLB, where it is an absolute chaos when it comes to judging players by their performance. With this being said, you would find one player making a difference big time - Dusting Pedroia!

In all of two seasons, Pedroia has impressed the Boston Red Sox management that the Boston Red Sox have already offered him the golden handshake. The only difference here is that Pedroia is offered the handshake by the Boston Red Sox and also asked him to stay with them. How is that for a deal?

On Wednesday, the Boston Red Sox and Pedroia reached a deal that is sure to set enough tongues wagging. Sample this for a deal - Six years of stay with the Boston Red Sox for a total contract value of $40.5 Million. Add this to the fact that the deal has an add-on of $11 Million for a seventh year stay? A total deal value of about $50 Million and a security of 7 years, irrespective of performance! How is that for security?

Boston Red Sox seem to be absolutely thrilled at this investment. Clearly, they are looking at it from only one angle - If a player can impress in his first two seasons at the MLB, and that in a competitive arena, he surely has something in him. Investing in him for a long term would thus not seem to be a bad strategy after all.  The only catch though is - What if the player fails to meet the expectations for some time in a row?

This seems to be one voice of the critics of this decision of Boston Red Sox. Clearly, they seem to be non-plussed about the fact that the management of Boston Red Sox can predict a player’s performance over the next some years. What if the player suffers from injury during this time? What if the player’s performance dips with time? These questions definitely would have been uncomfortable ones for Boston Red Sox management to answer them!

But I guess all the thinking would have gone back to the drawing room when the management of Boston Red Sox would take off the score sheets and read them. Clearly they could not afford their MVP to move anywhere else in any state. In such a backdrop, you would find the decision of Boston Red Sox vindicated.

And well, as we prepare for another season of MLB, everyone is closely watching the Boston Red Sox games with great interest. People want to know if the deal has created some kind of distraction in Pedroia. Is he as equal minded as before? Will he be able to roll on match winning performances time and again?

For now, these questions seem to be unanswered but one thing is for sure. You cannot rule out 100% effort and perspiration into Pedroia’s efforts.



RUFUS

What will happen to Red Sox/Yankees fans if a salary cap is ever put in place?

Thursday, August 27th, 2009
seahawksblitz8 asked:


Will they bandwagon from team to team or stay loyal? My guess is that at least half of all Yankees fans are bandwagoneers, almost as bad for the Red Sox.

I mean you look at these people and they are so accustomed to winning that it’s going to be a rude awakening.

Thoughts?

COLIN

What is the Boston Red Sox record for consecutive loses?

Wednesday, August 26th, 2009
wickedsoxf4n asked:


With Boston riding a 4 game losing streak I really need to know and I’ve looked all over the net and can’t find jack. Also, what is the Red Sox longest winning streak ever?

WADE

How come the red sox **** so much and the Yankees dont?

Monday, August 24th, 2009
Answer Doctor asked:


Even with all the injuries the Yankees are only a half game outta first place and we usually get much better in the second half of the season when were taking back the division and getting ready for the playoffs. So why cant the Red Sox ever seem to win the division? Do they just **** that much?

MARCOS

What are the chances of the Red Sox trading for Matt Holliday this offseason?

Saturday, August 22nd, 2009
Chris B asked:


I’ve heard that the Red Sox are somewhat interested in trading for Matt Holliday. What is the possibility of this happening.

MERLIN

Red Sox?

Saturday, August 22nd, 2009
bic asked:


Ok, lets turn these losses around, and can I hear all you red sox fans chant LETS GO RED SOX, LETS GO?

GARTH