If Mike Lowell, left, leaves Boston, might he be replaced by A-Rod? In his column today, FoxSports’s Ken Rosenthal offered up some interesting scenarios, including: If Mike Lowell, expected to get a four- or even five-year offer from the Yanks, Dodgers or Phillies, leaves the Sox, Boston may open the coffers and try to outbid […]
If Lowell Leaves, Will Sox Sign A-Rod? Read Post »
In the first two games of the World Series, held in Boston, DH David Ortiz was 3-for-8 with three runs and two RBI. Ryan Spilborghs, inserted as the counterpart for the Rockies as the DH, was hitless in five at-bats, fanning three times. See the problem here? By winning the All-Star Game for the fifth
Agent Zero had to eat some crow Friday. So much for Agent Zero’s guarantee that Washington would come into Boston Friday night and beat what he believes is an overrated Celtic lineup. Gilbert Arenas was way off here, as Boston rode a 29-10 second-quarter run to a 20-point slaughter over Agent Zero’s Wizards. Of course,
Agent Zero Knowledge Slapped by Celtics Read Post »
So far, so good for the Magic’s new $118-million man. With the NBA underway, we’re back with another year of Daily Doses for your reading pleasure. We’ll be doing the Dose every Thursday morning, with perhaps the occasional extra day thrown in for good measure. Any fear that Rashard Lewis wouldn’t be able to cut
NBA Daily Dose: Do You Believe in Magic? Read Post »
Mike Timlin enjoyed a very strong postseason, but he may have pitched his last game for the World Champion Red Sox. I suppose it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the second World Series Championship by my beloved Red Sox in the past four years, captured on Sunday evening. True, as anticlimactic as
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The Flames are having trouble with their special teams, but captain Jerome Iginla keeps lighting it up. While the Flames aren’t exactly struggling, they have been tremendously inconsistent so far, blowing several big leads en route to a 5-3-3 start to the season. There’s plenty to be optimistic about, but special teams and an inability
When Will Iron Mike Explode? Read Post »
As if things weren’t bad enough for the 0-7 Miami Dolphins, now they have lost running back Ronnie Brown for the remainder of the season. Brown, in the midst of an All Pro-type season, tore his cruciate ligament in Sunday’s loss to the Pats, an injury that will require surgery in the next week or
