added 2007 Thu Jun 7 1:41:58 by zionian
Even the Boston Red Sox have dropped few to Oakland in the last few days, they are definitely one of the best teams in MLB this year for many reasons. It's still early in the baseball season, and the Red Sox have started off strong and fizzled by the end in the past. But they are looking very strong and they have a great chance of making it far int
Even the Boston Red Sox have dropped few to Oakland in the last few days, they are definitely one of the best teams in MLB this year for many reasons. It's still early in the baseball season, and the Red Sox have started off strong and fizzled by the end in the past. But they are looking very strong and they have a great chance of making it far int
added 2007 Wed Jun 6 19:20:53 by luxemont06
Inside of most men, there is a little boy lurking who dreams of being a superstar sports hero. Age is of no relevance here. If given the chance, he knows that he could nail the buzzer-beating three-pointer from the top of the key; score the winning touchdown; or hit the bottom-of-the-ninth-inning homerun. You can become the star and play with Ha
Inside of most men, there is a little boy lurking who dreams of being a superstar sports hero. Age is of no relevance here. If given the chance, he knows that he could nail the buzzer-beating three-pointer from the top of the key; score the winning touchdown; or hit the bottom-of-the-ninth-inning homerun. You can become the star and play with Ha
added 2007 Wed May 30 19:30:59 by DJRadiohead
Baseball, religion, and a little rock and roll! We celebrate one of baseball's greatest and weirdest hitters, Manny Ramirez, with some Joe Pernice, Joe Satriani, David Bowie, Paul Simon, R.E.M., and The Police.
Baseball, religion, and a little rock and roll! We celebrate one of baseball's greatest and weirdest hitters, Manny Ramirez, with some Joe Pernice, Joe Satriani, David Bowie, Paul Simon, R.E.M., and The Police.
added 2007 Sun Feb 25 1:48:19 by elzorro2162
Photographers jammed the left-field line from home plate to third base. Daisuke Matsuzaka threw the first pitch of his first batting practice. Then he threw 43 more - fastballs, curves, sliders and changeups. When the Japanese star was done, Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell gave him a positive review. "He's as advertised," Farrell said
Photographers jammed the left-field line from home plate to third base. Daisuke Matsuzaka threw the first pitch of his first batting practice. Then he threw 43 more - fastballs, curves, sliders and changeups. When the Japanese star was done, Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell gave him a positive review. "He's as advertised," Farrell said
