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[edit] Main St. USA: I Read The News Today, Oh Boy: November 22, 2008

22 November 2008, by truth ... Dollar (1); Domestic Violence (1); Don Imus (46); Don Orsillo (3); Don Siegelman (1); Donald M. Murray (1); Donald Rumsfeld (36); Donna Edwards (1); Donna Hanover (3); Douchebag of Liberty (1); Doug Feith (1); Doug Mirabelli (1) ...

[edit] Crisp never lived up to lofty expectations - South Coast Today

22 November 2008, by

[edit] The Spot Starters » Cale Iorg Casper Wells Curtis Granderson ...

21 November 2008, by unknown ... Dontrelle Willis (38), Doug Mirabelli (1), Dusty Ryan (4), Eddie Bonine (6), Edgar Renteria (20), Edwin Jackson (1), Eric Munson (1), Erik Bedard (1), Ernie Harwell (1), Fausto Carmona (1), Felipe Lira (1), Felix Hernandez (1) ...

[edit] padresrevolution.blogspot.com: THE BEST OF KEVIN TOWERS

20 November 2008, by jason martinez What about getting Josh Bard and Cla Meredith for Doug Mirabelli? That was a flatout steal. November 21, 2008 12:23 PM · Jim said... Tower's worst move was letting the team wear those ghey camo uni's. Yeah I know it's to honor the ...

[edit] NCAA Flexibility Helps the Student and the Athlete - New York Times

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[edit] N.C.A.A. Flexibility Helps the Student and the Athlete - The Quad ...

20 November 2008, by unknown (It reminds me a little bit ofthe police escort Doug Mirabelli received to catch Tim Wakefield against the Yankees a few years ago. That is if Mirabelli had been a contender for one of the world’s most prestigious scholarships that ...

[edit] Hamels' wild journey continues - MLB.com

18 November 2008, by

[edit] First Base Coach - Talksox - Red Sox Forum / Message Board

16 November 2008, by unknown What about Trot Nixon or Doug Mirabelli? bostonsports17 is offline. bostonsports17. View Public Profile ... Originally Posted by bostonsports17 View Post. What about Trot Nixon or Doug Mirabelli? Last time I checked Trot was still ...

[edit] INSIDE BASEBALL: Just what is the value of Jason Varitek? - South Coast Today

16 November 2008, by

[edit] Stoking the Hot Stove - Boston Globe (registration)

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[edit] Knuckleballers Aren't Appreciated - Bleacher Report

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[edit] Krause: Cassel, Gostkowski give Patriots fans reasons for optimism - Daily Item

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[edit] Jon Couture's 2008 Red Sox Report Card - South Coast Today

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[edit] August 7, 2007: Red Sox 8 Angels 6

1 November 2008, by Spooky The Sox got solo homers from 2 part time players - Doug Mirabelli and Wily Mo Pena. Mirabelli also contributed an RBI single, which is noteworthy because it is only the 2nd time all year that he has knocked in a run on something other ...

[edit] Red Sox exercise 2009 option on Wakefield - Providence Journal

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[edit] Around the AL - AthlonSports.com

27 October 2008, by

[edit] Dear 2008 Red Sox: Thanks For A Great Season

20 October 2008, by Erik J. Heels ... 15 Dustin Pedroia; 17 Manny Delcarmen; 18 Daisuke Matsuzaka; 19 Josh Beckett; 20 Kevin Youkilis; 23 Julio Lugo; 24 Manny Ramirez; 25 Mike Lowell; 28 Doug Mirabelli; 31 Jon Lester; 32 Bobby Kielty; 33 Jason Varitek; 34 David Ortiz ...

[edit] Breaking News: Doug Mirabelli Released | SOX & Dawgs

3 October 2008, by Ian Doug Mirabelli According to Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe, the Red Sox have released Doug Mirabelli. Mirabelli had been set to catch Bartolo Colon today but had been replaced by Dusty Brown on Terry Francona’s lineup card. ...

[edit] http://dougmirabelli.cruspit.com - doug mirabelli

23 August 2008, by h0tt7vio

[edit] the wreck of the doug mirabelli

22 August 2008, by James Finn Garner ‘til the wreck of the doug mirabelli. in a musty beerhall in kenmore they prayed and from back bay to rome and new delhi the church bells did chime, all of 28 times for the number of doug mirabelli. the legend lives on, ...

[edit] There are better deals in August

31 July 2008, by The trade deadline has passed and the Padres completed the following deals: -Tony Clark to Arizona for Evan Scribner -Randy Wolf to Houston for Chad Reineke Exciting, huh? As we detailed earlier, getting Reineke and Scribner are classic Kevin Towers moves. They’re both under appreciated arms that will likely come out of the pen. Think about Heath Bell (acquired, with Royce Ring, for Jon Adkins and Ben Johnson), Cla Meredith (acquired, with Josh Bard, for Doug Mirabelli), and Scott Linebrink

[edit] Pedro’s Near No-No…and Dougie Good Deal

20 July 2008, by That other station has been showing Red Sox classics this afternoon. Right now, they’ve got Pedro throwing his one-hitter at Tampa from the 2000 season. If you want to know why I named Petey one of my 10 favorite Sox players of all-time (of my time), this is one of many examples. The killer is that John Flaherty is the one who broke up the no-no in the 9th. Now I was under the assumption that Flaherty couldn’t hit Little League pitching, let alone Pedro in his prime, but that really wasn’t the

[edit] View from the Monster: All-Star Special Edition Part I

16 July 2008, by With the All-Star break upon us, now is a good time to take a look at how 2008 has shaped up for our beloved Red Sox. As we all know, this team led the East most of last year and coasted through the playoff, punctuated by the sweep over the surprising Rockies. To repeat in 2008, management and ownership had to assess what to change. So first, we should take a look at those moves (based on players who were critical enough to appear in the playoffs). Bobby Kielty: He was a utilityman last s

[edit] Expansion Time: The Hitters

3 July 2008, by Yesterday, beginning with the pitchers, I started compiling an expansion team consisting of the best, non top prospects at the Triple-A level. Finding hitters for a MLB expansion team is a lot easier than finding pitchers, given the lack of quality pitching depth at the Major League level. With that ...

[edit] Padres Baseball Today :: Home Run Specialist Piazza Comes Home

2 July 2008, by The San Diego Padres are expected to sign a one year deal with Mike Piazza from the Mets. He will be our full time catcher for the 2006 season and will share time with Doug Mirabelli. Many are excited about Piazza’s returning to California. Are you?

[edit] Red Sox first-half report card

27 June 2008, by We're at exactly the midway point of the 2008 season for most teams around Major League Baseball, so I decided to issue the inaugural Boston Red Sox Report Card courtesy of the Sports Brief. With a 49-32 record, the Red Sox currently hold the 3rd highest winning percentage in all of baseball. The team is one game off the pace of last year's record at the midpoint of the season, but lest we forget, this has been done despite a slew of injuries. But without further ado, I take you position by posi

[edit] Red Sox first-half report card

27 June 2008, by We're at exactly the midway point of the 2008 season for most teams around Major League Baseball, so I decided to issue the inaugural Boston Red Sox Report Card courtesy of the Sports Brief. With a 49-32 record, the Red Sox currently hold the 3rd highest winning percentage in all of baseball. The team is one game off the pace of last year's record at the midpoint of the season, but lest we forget, this has been done despite a slew of injuries. But without further ado, I take you position by posi

[edit] Sports Redux: Some Country For Old Men

26 June 2008, by We know that Randy Johnson is a sure-fire first-ballot Hall of Famer. We understand, with our heads if not our hearts, that the only way Tim Wakefield gets to Cooperstown is down Route 80. But last night, they matched up for the 1,334th time in their storied careers, and Wake got the better of the Unit, ...

[edit] Wake Cashes In

26 June 2008, by The Sox took the rubber match in the three game series against the Snakes behind solid pitching by Tim Wakefield and outstanding play by Kevin Cash. Wake went 7 innings, allowing just 2 hits and 1 walk while striking out 6. He kept Arizona hitters off balance all night. Kevin Cash was the other hero of the night hitting a 3-run homer, calling a great game behind the plate and throwing out a runner trying to steal second. Cash really deserves credit for how well he has caught Wake this season, he

[edit] 40-26: Sox take two from M’s at home

10 June 2008, by 40-26: Sox take two from M’s at home June 10, 2008 by redsoxtalk The Red Sox continue to play well at home, despite injuries to David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez, the team’s top two hitters. PItching and defense are getting it done, with special recognition to the bullpen, which has been really, really good the past two weeks.

[edit] Live Blogging the 2008 MLB Draft

5 June 2008, by As detailed in the Ins and Outs of the MLB Draft, today's proceedings will get underway at 2:00 p.m. ET. Baseball Analysts will bring you all the picks from the first and supplemental rounds right here as they happen (with detailed information on the teams and draft picks below). Breaking News: According ...

[edit] I am someone

15 May 2008, by After a lifetime of trying to define myself, I've finally got it! I am Doug Mirabelli's cousin's yoga teacher. I just recently figured that out and deeply regret not figuring it out back when Belli was still on the team. Nonetheless, I am proud!

[edit] mea culpa

9 May 2008, by A friend and reader (!) noted the absence of new content in this space: I must admit to being "ttly lame". Part has been the usual stuff: busy w/work, just put the house on the market, etc. Part has been a determination not to post just for the sake of posting: novel ideas have - in the words of Scott ...

[edit] Doug Mirabelli: An Appreciation

29 April 2008, by “Like some cult religion that barely survives, there has always been at least one but rarely more than five or six devotees throwing the knuckleball in the big leagues… Not only can’t pitchers control it, hitters can’t hit it, catchers can’t catch it, coaches can’t coach it, and most pitchers can’t learn it. The perfect pitch.” ― Ron Luciano, former AL umpire Last March, the Boston Red Sox released backup catcher Doug Mirabelli. Ok, I know this is old news. And even if it weren’t, you’re pr

[edit] Doug Mirabelli: An Appreciation

29 April 2008, by “Like some cult religion that barely survives, there has always been at least one but rarely more than five or six devotees throwing the knuckleball in the big leagues… Not only can’t pitchers control it, hitters can’t hit it, catchers can’t catch it, coaches can’t coach it, and most pitchers can’t learn it. The perfect pitch.” ― Ron Luciano, former AL umpire Last March, the Boston Red Sox released backup catcher Doug Mirabelli. Ok, I know this is old news. And even if it weren’t, you’re pr

[edit] I Love Baseball, no...I love the RED SOX!!!!

20 April 2008, by Yes, I am a rabid Red Sox fan. I'm not sure how anyone in New England can NOT be! Mike Lowell is my favorite player and I was so relieved when he re-signed! My second favorite, Doug (Dougie's going deep tonight!) Mirabelli is sadly, gone from Boston now, but not forgotten by many fans just like me. I found this great baseball quote by Hall of Famer Willie Stargell: "Throwing a knuckleball for a strike is like throwing a butterfly with hiccups across the street into your neighbor's mailbox". S

[edit] My Photo Published

20 April 2008, by "Working at the Ballpark" by Tom Jones was published earlier this month. It is available at Amazon.com and other bookstores. Tom had contacted me a few months back about including one of my Doug Mirabelli photos in the book, and I was more than happy to be included. My photo is on Page 131 of the book, and can be seen at my Flickr account. Tom autographed a copy for me and I received it a couple of days ago. I haven't gotten around to actually reading the book yet (that's on my list as soo

[edit] - Doug....

17 March 2008, by lastrain The hard part of talking about a friend and teammate in this situation is that he is replaced by someone that is now a friend and teammate. Who ever that is, he’ll fit in fine, but the personal side of this is always the worst He was one of the better

[edit] Sox choose Cash to replace Mirabelli

14 March 2008, by The Red Sox have announced that Kevin Cash will be Doug Mirabelli's replacement. According to team sources, the 37-year-old Mirabelli's bat had slowed since last season, when he appeared in 48 games and hit just .202 with 5 home runs and 16 RBIs. His defense, particularly ...

[edit] Doug…. « 38 Pitches

14 March 2008, by Curt Schilling Could you please address the issue about Doug Mirabelli and Johnny Miller? It seems like we only hear bits and pieces and I always felt Mirabelli must have done or said something pretty insulting to Miller. Yet from what you post, ...

[edit] Sports Redux: Ciao, Mirabelli

14 March 2008, by mirabelli.jpg We'll never forget how Doug Mirabelli went from "the other guy" to Tim Wakefield's personal catcher. We'll never forget when he got traded, traded back, and changed into his catcher's gear while receiving a police escort today. Or the time Doug was incorrectly ...

[edit] Crystal a Hit Even When He Misses

14 March 2008, by Billy Crystal embarks on his one-day career as a baseball player -- and promptly strikes out as the New York Yankees' new leadoff man.

[edit] And then there was one, or maybe two

14 March 2008, by Todd Jones 3-13-08 Todd Jones pitches a 1-2-3 inning against the Braves Credit Roger DeWitt That would be spots available in the seven man bullpen. Jim Leyland ended some of the speculation today by announcing that Todd Jones, Bobby Seay, Tim Byrdak, Jason Grilli, and Zach Miner were locks. The ambiguity ...

[edit] Doug Mirabelli Released

13 March 2008, by Update (2008-3-13 14:33:32 by Randy Booth): OK, maybe not big news, but it has thrown a monkey wrench into our roster. I think Kevin Cash will be the backup, even though Nick Cafardo thinks Dusty Brown could take the backup job. I think that's highly unlikely though because his highest level of experience ...

[edit] Boston Red Sox, Coco Crisp, Dusty Brown, Doug Mirabelli, Major League Baseball - CBSSports.com

22 February 2008, by scseelig

[edit] Wakefield's knuckler keeping Mirabelli recession-proof

21 February 2008, by The last time the Red Sox tried to do without Doug Mirabelli, they couldn't get him back fast enough. Scott Miller says it will likely stay that way as long as Tim Wakefield pitches the way he does -- and wants only Mirabelli catching.

[edit] Youkilis, Sox agree to 2008 contract

11 February 2008, by Kevin Youkilis inked a one-year contract worth $3 million to avoid arbitration today: Youkilis had come in far from the number offered by the team. He asked for $3.7 million, while the team offered $2.525 million. Last season the Red Sox ended up renewing his contract at $424,500. Relievers Kyle Snyder ...

[edit] Boston Red Thoughts :: January 15, 2008: How much Longer will this go on???

26 January 2008, by Holy Buckets! Feels like forever since I have written—but there is just…nothing…out… there… We are at 30 days until Pitchers and Catchers, and the biggest news in the last week is the negotiations for a backup catcher? No disrespect to Doug Mirabelli, who does a superb job catching ...

[edit] Red Sox finalize agreement with backup catcher Mirabelli (7 News Boston)

17 January 2008, by BOSTON -- The Red Sox finalize a one-year contract with Doug Mirabelli in a deal that brings him back for another season as their backup catcher and the designated battery-mate of knuckleballer Tim Wakefield.

[edit] Red Sox, Mirabelli reach deal (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)

12 January 2008, by BOSTON -- The Red Sox have agreed to terms with Doug Mirabelli on a deal that would bring him back for another season as their backup catcher and the designated battery-mate of knuckleballer Tim Wakefield. ... - Associated Press