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[edit] Byrd takes one for the team - The Patriot Ledger

14 October 2008, by

[edit] JONATHAN PAPELBON SPRAYS CRAIG SAGER

14 October 2008, by Jonathan Papelbon Sprays Craig Sager Craig Sager has never been famous for being a standpat dresser. In fact, if there is a bad color compounding or a shiny suit in existence, chances are that it’s in Sager’s closet. After the Boston Red Sox foiled the Los Angeles Angels in Game 4 to advance to the American League Championship Series against […] Craig Sager has never been famous for being a standpat dresser. In fact, if there is a bad color compounding or a shiny suit in existence, chances ar

[edit] Boston Red Sox ALCS News & Notes - 10/14

14 October 2008, by Ian Justin Masterson and Jonathan Papelbon would’ve come in and closed the door and the Red Sox would be leading the series 2 games to 1 with Tim Wakefield looking to knuckle his way to a 3-1 lead for the Red Sox. ...

[edit] Jason Varitek can’t catch a break - Boston Herald

14 October 2008, by

[edit] Sox Have The Edge In Youth - Hartford Courant

14 October 2008, by

[edit] NAIA Well Represented in MLB Post Season - CSTV.com

13 October 2008, by

[edit] Swanson’s Red Sox Rants and Raves

13 October 2008, by Swanson’s Red Sox Rants and Raves 3 0 3 Scolded at school, fan lauded by Rays | MLB.com: News SPORTSbyBROOKS found this 13 hours ago on mlb.mlb.com ST. PETERSBURG -- On Monday, Zachary Sharples wasn't even allowed to rest his head and take a nap. On Saturday night, the seventh-grader had a hard time believing he wasn't dreaming. After watching his favorite team, the Rays, clinch the American ... Tags: MLB

[edit] The View from Landsdowne Street: Red Sox Win the Battle, War Still ... - Bleacher Report

12 October 2008, by

[edit] Masterson crossing that bridge as he comes to it - Boston Globe

12 October 2008, by

[edit] Not as Bad as it Seems ... We Hope

12 October 2008, by Sure, it was a punch to the gut. The Red Sox should have won Game 2. They should have won it more than once over. Still, losing 2-1 to Tampa Bay isn't the end of the world. In fact, given the home form of both teams in this series against the other, winning one of the first two games in Tampa Bay was a huge factor. If you'd told Boston fans before the series that the Sox would win one of Games 1 and 2, it would be hard to argue that the Sox weren't right on track. At the end of the day -- a

[edit] Longoria Is Told to Stick With The Plan - Washington Post

12 October 2008, by

[edit] Red Sox Take Game 1 Of ALCS

11 October 2008, by In mid-August, I wrote about how Daisuke might have been having one of most inexplicable 14-2 records in baseball. He let a ton of guys on base, had gave up more walks than he did in 2007, had fewer strikeouts and (at that point) had a worse WHIP. But somehow, he had a great record.  Last night it was very clear why he was successful against the Rays. Matsuzaka had a no hitter through 6. He only walked 4 and had 9 strikeouts.  To be honest, I didn’t know that this was the Daisuke we would see in

[edit] Sweet nothings - Boston Globe

11 October 2008, by

[edit] Playoff Pulse: The Matsuzaka Rollercoaster

11 October 2008, by unknown Honorable mention to Brett Myers, Shane Victorino, Manny Ramirez, Kevin Youkilis, James Shields and Justin Masterson. Yesterday's Goat: Chad Billingsley, who either picked the worst time possible to throw a stinker or got rattled by ...

[edit] Masterson shining as set-up man

11 October 2008, by Justin wrote an interesting post today and shared it with the world. Here’s a quick excerpt … superstar closer Jonathan Papelbon is the exact role they envisioned for Masterson way back in spring training. Projecting the emergence of a promising prospect, especially pitchers, is almost impossible in the business of baseball. … Read the rest of this great post here

[edit] Justin Masterson: Sinker swims

11 October 2008, by The A-Blog While Daisuke Matsuzaka proved sufficiently nimble to escape jams in the first and seventh inning, Justin Masterson delivered a pair of huge outs. With runners on first and second and one out in the bottom of the eighth, ...

[edit] Growing Up

11 October 2008, by And there wasn’t a beanball in sight, if you don’t count Grant Balfour’s kiss on J.D. Drew’s right shoulder in the top of the eighth. As a matter of fact, there wasn’t much of anything wild in sight to open the American League Championship Series Friday night, if you didn’t count the frequency with which Daisuke Matsuzaka got himself into and out of more traffic jams than a Las Vegas taxi driver and the Tampa Bay Rays got themselves into and out of a couple of rally-ready innings with nothing

[edit] Growing Up

11 October 2008, by And there wasn’t a beanball in sight, if you don’t count Grant Balfour’s kiss on J.D. Drew’s right shoulder in the top of the eighth. As a matter of fact, there wasn’t much of anything wild in sight to open the American League Championship Series Friday night, if you didn’t count the frequency with which Daisuke Matsuzaka got himself into and out of more traffic jams than a Las Vegas taxi driver and the Tampa Bay Rays got themselves into and out of a couple of rally-ready innings with nothing

[edit] Growing Up

11 October 2008, by And there wasn’t a beanball in sight, if you don’t count Grant Balfour’s kiss on J.D. Drew’s right shoulder in the top of the eighth. As a matter of fact, there wasn’t much of anything wild in sight to open the American League Championship Series Friday night, if you didn’t count the frequency with which Daisuke Matsuzaka got himself into and out of more traffic jams than a Las Vegas taxi driver and the Tampa Bay Rays got themselves into and out of a couple of rally-ready innings with nothing

[edit] Growing Up

11 October 2008, by And there wasn’t a beanball in sight, if you don’t count Grant Balfour’s kiss on J.D. Drew’s right shoulder in the top of the eighth. As a matter of fact, there wasn’t much of anything wild in sight to open the American League Championship Series Friday night, if you didn’t count the frequency with which Daisuke Matsuzaka got himself into and out of more traffic jams than a Las Vegas taxi driver and the Tampa Bay Rays got themselves into and out of a couple of rally-ready innings with nothing

[edit] ALCS, Game 1: Advantage, Red Sox — Matsuzaka Keeps Rays Hitless ...

11 October 2008, by Administrator Dice-K kept the Rays hitless into the seventh inning and scoreless into the eighth inning, and when Terry Francona (belatedly) went to the bullpen, three relievers (Hideki Okajima, Justin Masterson and Jonathan Papelbon) were superb. ...

[edit] 4 down ... 7 to go

11 October 2008, by SeacoastPatriot justin masterson is summoned to the pitcher's mound in the bottom of the 8th inning ... tampa bay runners are at 1st and 2nd bases ... there is 1 out ... presumptive rookie of the year award winner evan longoria will bat against ...

[edit] Judgment Calls: Handicapping the ALCS

10 October 2008, by We're up against the gun here at WMYM, so we're going to make things easy: Here's my ALCS series breakdown in terms of pitching, hitting and, finally, a flat out prediction. Here's hoping it's more accurate than Andy's stab at the ALDS. Big Papi and Jason Bay hope there's more to hug about in the games to come. PITCHING: Boston: Matsuzaka-Beckett-Lester-Wakefield-Matsuzaka-Beckett-Lester Tampa Bay: Shields-Kazmir-Garza-Sonnanstine-Sheilds-Kazmir-Garza It's hard to make a convincing argument

[edit] Beating the Rays, Or The Evolution of Moneyball

10 October 2008, by I won't go into series analysis today; the previews across the web have done a fine job giving effective coverage to all angles. Personally, I recommend Paul SF's excellent dissection over at YFSF and Evan Brunell's exploration of key series factors at Fire Brand of the American League, but suffice it to say that all commentary points to another tight ALCS with a good potential for Red Sox

[edit] Addressing some burning questions - Boston Globe

10 October 2008, by

[edit] Masterson's Musings: Return of the Jedi

10 October 2008, by - Thank Elway for the new South Park episode completely validating everyone here at Frost Brewed Baseball's opinions of the new Indiana Jones movie. Though we didn't take our criticisms as far as Trey Parker and Matt Stone did, we agree wholeheartedly nonetheless. - To everyone who thinks that Ryan Howard should be the NL MVP because he led the NL in HRs and RBIs (but hit .250)......don't watch baseball anymore because you obviously have no idea how the game works or what it takes to be the bes

[edit] Playoff Beard suits Masterson

8 October 2008, by Haggs “The one thing that we see is three guys that we feel very comfortable pitching the eighth in [Hideki] Okajima, Manny Delcarmen and [Justin] Masterson,” said pitching coach John Farrell. “Particularly against a fastball-hitting team, ...

[edit] ALCS Breakdown: Assumptions vs. Realities a.k.a. Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays

8 October 2008, by Tampa Bay Rays Boston Red Sox The 2008 ALCS has already been made out to be a Classic Showdown. Words like "magical", "experience", and "intangibles" are being tossed around like cans of Milwaukee's Best at a frat party. None of these words mean anything in context of reality. Many people are overlooking the obviousness of this series – these two teams have been "fighting" all season. Not just on the field, but in the AL East standings. There will

[edit] ALCS Breakdown: Assumptions vs. Realities a.k.a. Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays

8 October 2008, by Tampa Bay Rays Boston Red Sox The 2008 ALCS has already been made out to be a Classic Showdown. Words like "magical", "experience", and "intangibles" are being tossed around like cans of Milwaukee's Best at a frat party. None of these words mean anything in context of reality. Many people are overlooking the obviousness of this series – these two teams have been "fighting" all season. Not just on the field, but in the AL East standings. There will

[edit] ALCS Breakdown: Assumptions vs. Realities a.k.a. Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays

8 October 2008, by Tampa Bay Rays Boston Red Sox The 2008 ALCS has already been made out to be a Classic Showdown. Words like "magical", "experience", and "intangibles" are being tossed around like cans of Milwaukee's Best at a frat party. None of these words mean anything in context of reality. Many people are overlooking the obviousness of this series – these two teams have been "fighting" all season. Not just on the field, but in the AL East standings. There will

[edit] Being Wrong Never Felt So Right

8 October 2008, by So as Cameron has all too joyfully pointed out, that pre-series prediction was a big swing and a miss. Then again, despite what John Lackey and Torii Hunter want you to believe, this was not an upset, and quite frankly I feel ridiculous making that prediction. Consider the following: 1. The Red Sox were 1st in the majors in OBP. The Angels were 18th. 2. The Red Sox were 3rd in the majors in slugging percentage. Again, the Angels were 18th. 3. The Red Sox were 1st in the American Leagu

[edit] Jonathan Papelbon Sprays Craig Sager

8 October 2008, by Craig Sager has never been known for being a conservative dresser. In fact, if there is a bad color combination or a shiny suit in existence, chances are that it’s in Sager’s closet. After the Boston Red Sox defeated the Los Angeles Angels in Game 4 to advance to the American League Championship Series against the Tampa Bay Rays, closer Jonathan Papelbon interrupted a post game interview Sager was having with reliever Justin Masterson. Papelbon’s weapon of choice was a bottle of champagne, wh

[edit] Two coin flips away

8 October 2008, by Two coin flips away Last night's Angels-Red Sox match-up is a prime example why I still follow this game. After Jon Lester shut down the Angels for seven innings - 14 goose eggs for the ace in the series - Justin Masterson allowed the Angels to tie it up with two runs in the 8th. Before 2004, I might have turned off the TV if that happened. Now, it's just a matter of how they're going to pull it out. They survived a scare in the top of the 9th, when the Angels had a man on third with one o

[edit] Celebrating the Eulogy of a Talented Team

7 October 2008, by Monday night's ALDS-clinching victory over the Angels was a particularly sweet one, even if it did come with a full Immodium bottle's worth of discomfort for our friends over at The Halo is Lit, as you can read about in exquisitely painful detail here. Still, it was a sweet one for the Red Sox because it affirmed that they would win by sticking to their program, running out their young guns in key situations and winning and losing with them. Of course, had things turned out differently with th

[edit] 11 reason to root for the Rays; 5 reason to root for the Red Sox

7 October 2008, by Epic Carnival posted their Top 11 reasons to root for the Rays during the post season... As we gear up for what will certainly be an intense series with Tampa Bay, I thought it would be fun to share the list with The Bottom Line Nation... The Rays List: 11. By losing the Devil from their name and... Click the link to read more...

[edit] Justin Masterson could be a valuable member of Boston starting ...

7 October 2008, by admin Justin Masterson could be a valuable member of Boston starting rotation in the future. He could be a strong option in the Red Sox bullpen. For Boston manager Terry Francona, it’sa nice dilemma to have. ...

[edit] justin masterson jon lester

7 October 2008, by share In the dodgers: justin masterson. And who was justin masterson / justin masterson / after of the increased ship. Names of those sail, but will see it too before weight ashmead resort knysna. We need more justin masterson justin Named ...

[edit] Justin Masterson pulls fast one on Vlad

7 October 2008, by unknown There's reaching back for a little extra and then there's what Justin Masterson pulled out of his back pocket Sunday night against Vladimir Guerrero. Pitching...

[edit] Justin Masterson rising to big challenges - Boston Herald

3 October 2008, by

[edit] The Fake News in Brief: Justin Masterson Out For Postseason With ...

1 October 2008, by unknown Red Sox rookie reliever Justin Masterson made the shocking announcement that he is being forced to leave the team, likely for the entire 2008 postseason, in order to accompany his family on a previously scheduled trip to Florida’s Walt ...

[edit] Tips are quite valuable to Masterson

30 September 2008, by Justin Masterson keeps a small notebook at his house. He jots in it observations and advice from teammates, "just to remember," the Red Sox rookie reliever said.

[edit] The Push to Soxtober

9 September 2008, by wickedpissadude The Boston Red Sox have just about completed their claw back to the top of the AL East. It’s been a while since they’ve made it to the top, but they are almost there and with a win tonight, it is a sealed deal that they will at least spend some time atop the AL East, but will it be short lived?

[edit] 'Tek, Youk power Sox over O's, 7-2

20 August 2008, by Ec9399374a09c6d20cb7a0aac3301a49-getty-80320988gf003_bost_balt_medium via d.yimg.com Daisuke Matszuaka had another five-walk game, but it was good enough to lead his team to a 7-2 win over Baltimore Tuesday. Kevin Youkilis led the Sox with three hits and three RBI. Jason Varitek hit his second home ...

[edit] Boston Red Sox Top 20 Prospects in Review

15 August 2008, by This list was originally posted December 14th, 2007. This is NOT A NEW LIST!!! THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE OLD LIST AND OLD GRADES!!!!!!!!! 1) Clay Buchholz, RHP, Grade A      6.32 ERA with 71/37 K/BB in 73 innings for the Red Sox, 89 hits allowed. 2.47 ERA with 43/17 K/BB in 44 innings for Triple-A Pawtucket. ...

[edit] Whither Clay Buchholz’s 2008 future? Make him a reliever

14 August 2008, by With the acquisition of Paul Byrd and return of Tim Wakefield in two weeks, the short-term future of Clay Buchholz is very much in doubt. He may be starting on Sunday, but it doesn’t mean that his future is intact. Tim Wakefield? Bartol Colon? Buchholz has struggled this year to the tune of a 6.32 ERA ...

[edit] Error-Riddled TMZ Story Righted By Vigilant Comments Section (Dept Of Dumb Booties)

6 August 2008, by In lieu of simply noting the facts of this TMZ story on a lawsuit involving former Malcolm in the Middle star Justin Berfield and his producing partners on an is-it-real-or-is-it-Entourage? Pablo Escobar biopic, we thought we'd instead check in with the 24 Hr. TMZ Fact-Checking Dept.—i.e. their ...

[edit] Extra Bases :: Hansen replaces Masterson

28 July 2008, by To start the eighth inning, Craig Hansen will replaced Justin Masterson. Masterson threw two innings and gave up one run on two hits while striking out one.

[edit] Extra Bases :: Hunter goes deep, Angels lead 6-2

28 July 2008, by One good home run deserves another. Following Casey Kotchman’s home run two at-bats earlier, Torii Hunter just hit a 3-run home run over the Green Monster to give the Angels a 6-2 lead here in the top of the sixth inning. Maicer Izturis (double) and Vladimir Guerrero (single) had reached before Hunter’s ...

[edit] Extra Bases :: Masterson in

26 July 2008, by That's it for Tim Wakefield. With Johnny Damon's groundout resulting in the fourth run of the game for the Yankees, manager Terry Francona came out to remove Wakefield from the game. He brought in Justin Masterson for his second stint out of the bullpen in the big leagues. He is inheriting ...

[edit] Mastering a New Role

25 July 2008, by Believe it of not but Justin Masterson once did a reasonable impersonation of Boston Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon. Masterson, who was optioned to Pawtucket on July 7 and recalled by Boston on July 20 when David Aardsma was placed on the D.L, joined the Wareham Gatemen ...