Maybe the strangest game since...well, since ARod hit that grand slam a few weeks ago.
What the hell happened?
Once the baserunners started getting on, you could feel the dark cold winds blowing into Fenway Park for the Orioles. This one...
Wow...what an IMPRESSIVE effort today by Jeremy Guthrie!
The above picture was taken from NESN's HD feed...they showed the scoreboard and the pitch count alone is just so impressive I thought it warranted a second look!
BTW: I did some research...
If there's ANYTHING that makes me want to do FREE THE BIRDS II this summer, it's seeing baseball at Fenway Park in Boston and how the community reacts to baseball in New England.
I've been here two days and its...
Random thoughts a few hours after the game...
* So much for the $42 million bullpen. Just when I write that the Orioles are going to have a pitching advantage in the late innings of a 4-4 game, the bullpen...
Curt Schilling has left the game…lots of pitches, lots of time to sit between innings, lots of balls thrown in this inning…
A few random thoughts…
Coco Crisp: maybe the best name in baseball since Yogi Berra…just my opinion. I...
Fourth inning at Fenway, and it's been an eventful day already.
First, Manny Ramirez has played two separate, relatively routine fly balls into a double and single, respectively. But, alas, Curt Schilling has bailed out the Red Sox from any...
With the advent of the internet, it becomes possible to send back information via WNST.net almost instantly, which is really cool.
This is my second trip of the year to see the Orioles play on the road. My first was...
Wow...what a change of pace, being in a place where baseball matters.
I pulled into the Fenway Park area via taxi around 10:45 a.m. Fighting through the people, who were all surrounded by barricades in the streets around Lancaster and...
So, en route to doing my job -- reporting facts about the Orioles to Baltimore -- I have decided to take in today's Red Sox-O's game at Fenway Park.
Through the kindness of John Blake, the Boston P.R. director who...
From the nasty@wnst.net mailbag:
Nestor:
I was at the game on Weds night in the 3rd row behind the O's dugout with a friend, his girlfriend and my kids. We had a great night.
In the 8th inning B.J. Upton hit a...
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