Nomah!

This is the classiest thing my team has done in a long time.

Saying A Little Prayer for the President of red Sox Nation

Get well soon, Rem Dawg

How Cool Was THAT?

Tuck Fampa

Kudos to my pals at Surviving Grady for this gem of a photo from tonight's game at The Trop. These are clearly not your father's Tampa Bay Devil Rays.

No No For Lester

Props to Sox starter and cancer survivor Jon Lester for hurling the Bosox 18th no hitter this evening. A nicely done testament to the fact that even in the face of catastrophic injury or illness YOU CAN get back to your former self with hard work and determination. We can all take a lesson. Nice job, Jon.

Full story here.

Santana Headed for Queens, not the Bronx

About the only thing that would have struck fear in my heart going into the 08-09 baseball season would have been the prospect of left handed ace Johan Santana in pinstripes. Thankfully, that does not appear to be coming to fruition as it appears he has inked a deal with the Mets.

As an added bonus, the Santana deal appears to set the stage for another season of "Elsbury and Elf" and "John Lester, Comeback Kid." Two of my ATF shows on Remy Vision.

Thou Doth Protest Too Much

I find myself more than skeptical of the Rocket's recent protests that he has been ridden roughshod over by the Mitchell Report. When the Sox released Roger, he had worn out his welcome in Boston, winning only 11 games in his last season at the Fens, and thought by most to be in the twilight of his career. He was portly, out of shape, and sporting a delivery worth of a Junior Varsity player. Only after landing in Toronto did he return to the mound sporting a physique not seen since his high school days playing Texas ball, and hurling 97 mph fastballs on his way to Hall of Fame status. A trend that continued while in pinstripes. To believe Roger, it is merely coincidence.

At least Andy Pettitte had the balls to come clean.