Red Mosquito

Casas with a HR off a top-50 prospect in his first AAA game:

They are what we thought they were.

Can you guys just finish your collapse so the Mariners can squeak into the playoffs.

They're doing their best, surf! Lay off'em!

I ordered a Greenville Drive hat that arrived today and it is pretty sharp. My 3-year-old stole it immediately.

Yeah I have a Woo Sox hat with the smiley man.

I'm shocked that the Wild card will be in Fenway.

Are they considered Cinderella now?

That locker room celebration last night was the mark of a team that won’t be winning the next round

Bammer wrote:That locker room celebration last night was the mark of a team that won’t be winning the next round

They did the same thing after eliminating the Yankees.

anyone punch a wall?

Keeping one eye on Arizona this week:

From what I saw in Portland, he needs to work on his defense if he's gonna stay at 1st.

Fenway Park was a fun place to be tonight.

Norris wrote:Fenway Park was a fun place to be tonight.

Dear Fox:

If you decide to:
--a) place your postgame show outside Fenway, a show that:
--b) has Alex Rodriguez as one of its panelists

then you have to accept that the fans behind you are going to chant Fuck You A-Rod and Fuck The Yankees. Instead of muting huge segments of the show, just roll with the broadcast that you got yourself into.

Green Habit wrote:

Norris wrote:Fenway Park was a fun place to be tonight.

Dear Fox:

If you decide to:
--a) place your postgame show outside Fenway, a show that:
--b) has Alex Rodriguez as one of its panelists

then you have to accept that the fans behind you are going to chant Fuck You A-Rod and Fuck The Yankees. Instead of muting huge segments of the show, just roll with the broadcast that you got yourself into.

Papi is a global treasure.

If you were a dork (like me!) and didn't play baseball as a kid, and you were a Red Sox fan, Jerry Remy basically taught you everything you know about baseball. I still hear (and will hopefully always hear) his gruff voice explaining the ins and outs of hitting, fielding, and why pitchers were overhyped drama queens with fragile egos. His banter and friendship with Don Orsillo was like 50% of the reason I would sit my ass in front of a TV on Friday nights to watch a 3-hour baseball game--and that stretched from when I was in high school, through college, all the way to when I was a dad. This season, his last season, was the first time my daughter started to get interested in the game and ask about the rules, the players, the teams, and everything else. I'll watch Red Sox games forever and ever with my kids, and it's suddenly sad to think that they won't have Remdawg there to explain the rules to them. It'll never be the same.

yeah

Well said, ST.

His voice and laugh fills nearly all of my favorite red sox memories. I met him once. Nice guy.