Here is some food for thought just in time for the second half of the season. Is this Lobel coming out with a juicy story, or is it a case of Lobel being back on the sauce? Boston.com - According to former WBZ sports director Bob Lobel, Manny Ramirez was fined a six-figure amount for his […]
We are going to bite our lip. Everyone is talking about “him”. It’s here, - it’s here and its here. I know the other day we said we would talk about it more, and we will, but we are going to hold off on it right now. We are going to try and be the bigger man and not jump on “his” case. Well not today at least. We’ll refrain from complaining about the 10 errors already this season – compared to 19 all of last year.
1) Matsuzaka gets the win last night and improves to 5-0. Does a 5-0 record get any uglier looking that this though? He is walking an average of just under 4 a game – with 8 walks last night. Luckily, most of his walks last night came with 2 outs in the inning. He is averaging 105 pitches a game and has only reached 7 innings once (against Toronto April 30th).
On the bright side, he did only give up 2 hits and 1 run.
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What can say about last night? The Red Sox’s hitting slump continued, as Toronto’s pitching looked very strong. You got a taste of why many had Toronto taking the division this year – Halladay, McGowan, and Burnett putting zeros on the scoreboard late into the game.
Besides the strangest call I have seen in a long time (balk call on Ryan’s last pitch of the game), there wasn’t too much to get excited about.
Boston sports may have been on the verge of slipping into a little funk. A five game losing streak for the Red Sox, player’s passing around the flu, annoying injuries to an already injured roster - coupled with the C’s getting slapped a few times in Atlanta – and you could see it coming.
There were no sightings of Positive Force, but someone “de-funked” Boston sports last night.
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