Posts Tagged ‘ALCS’

Did Mariano Rivera Use Spitballs?

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

What would the baseball postseason be without some good ole controversy to get the fans worked up into a lather? Not one worth watching, I say. And as if one cue, we now have the Mariano Rivera spitball incident, courtesy of an Angels in the Outfield crew. One of the ringleaders of [...]

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ALCS: Rays Win! Rays Win!

Monday, October 20th, 2008

The ratings darling Major League Baseball has been dying for came to fruition last night, as the Rays beat the Red Sox, 3-1, to secure a trip to the World Series, where they’ll meet up with the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Rays owe a great deal of thanks to the timely relief pitching of David Price, who [...]

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ALCS: Letting The World Series Slip Away?

Friday, October 17th, 2008

Or, they stab the Red Sox with their steely knives, but they just can’t kill the beast. Even though I’m not an Eagles fan, that stanza fits here quite nicely. After being seven outs away from the World Series with a 7-0 lead, the Tampa Bays imploded — well, at least their bullpen did [...]

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ALCS: Can The Red Sox Save Themselves?

Thursday, October 16th, 2008

The Red Sox have had a devil of a time dealing with the Tampa Bay Rays this postseason; so much so, they are facing a 3-1 deficit and are in serious jeopardy of being sent home for the year. For some Boston fans, however, the feeling is the Red Sox have the Rays right [...]

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ALCS – The Red Sox Are In Trouble

Wednesday, October 15th, 2008

Yesterday, I wrote that title as a question, but after last night’s Tampa Bay beatdown (13-4), the question is, is the Red Sox reign as World Champion over? It certainly looks that way. The damage was done by Willy Aybar (4-5), Evan Almighty and Carl Crawford (5-5). Crawford’s five hits last night [...]

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ALCS – Are The Red Sox In Trouble?

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008

While they are only facing a 2-1 deficit, thanks to some inferior hitting, the Boston Red Sox look a little lost against the upstart Tampa Bay Rays. Apparently, the Sox fans feel the same way.
9-1 ALCS losses at Fenway have a way of silencing even the most hearty of crowds.

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