Subject: Boston Red Sox

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• The Cuban Coach

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• Striking out on his own

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• Objection Overruled

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• Beer & Loathing

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• The Other Ramirez

  May 14, 2009

• Marlins Day 1 Draft Results

  Most high school graduates are frantically searching for summer jobs or shopping for dorm room essentials. Chad James, Bryan Berglund, and Marquise Cooper won't have to worry about selling popcorn at movie theaters or cutting grass for neighbors because they have the option to play professional baseball for the Florida Marlins. All fresh out of high school and younger than Nintendo's GameBoy, pitchers James and Berglund were selected in rounds one and two respectively. Outfielder Cooper went in

  June 10, 2009

• Kyle Bellamy: UM to White Sox

  When fans at the University of Miami's Mark Light Stadium heard the first ominous tolls of AC/DC's "Hell's Bells," they knew closer Kyle Bellamy would soon appear to finish the opponent with a dizzying array of sinkers and sliders. By drafting him in the fifth round on Tuesday, the White Sox hope to bring a little "Hell's Bells" of their own to the south side of Chicago sometime in the near future. Kyle BellamyAs a junior, Bellamy has the option of returning to UM for his senior season, a

  June 12, 2009

• Marlins Drop Game One to Red Sox 8-2

  The Florida Marlins kicked off their AL East six-game gauntlet by losing to the Red Sox 8-2 in a brisk game that lasted just two and a half hours, but was over long before that. Starter Chris Volstad, who took the loss and fell to 4-7, threw well for three innings but was greeted in the fourth by a mammoth blast off the bat of David Ortiz. That homer opened the flood gates as the Red Sox tacked on five more runs that inning knocking Volstad out of the game with all eight runs charged to th

  June 17, 2009

• Same Teams, Same Result: Marlins Lose 6-1

  For the 500th consecutive game, Boston's Fenway Park was sold out, and if the Red Sox continue to play like they did in Wednesday's 6-1 victory over the Marlins, they will sell out 500 more. The Red Sox certainly weren't spectacular, but they capitalized on every opportunity the Marlins handed them. A patient team, Boston walked seven times and used timely hits from last year's MVP Dustin Pedroia and reserve outfielder Rocco Baldelli to drive in four of the six runs. Marlins' pitchers actually

  June 18, 2009

• The Yankees Are in Town! And They Bring Their Prices With Them

  Some of the largest crowds of the season are expected at Land Shark Stadium when the Marlins take on the Yankees this weekend and the Marlins' brass hopes to earn some serious coin. Fans interested in catching a glimpse of a 2003 World Series rematch will be subjected to big ticket price hikes. According to Ticketmaster.com, every section at the former Joe Robbie (Pro Player? Dolphin? Whatever?) stadium is more expensive because of the Bronx Bombers' arrival. And some of the most dramatic incre

  June 19, 2009

• Florida Marlins: Nunez Over Lindstrom for Closer

  The Marlins' recent cakewalk against the beasts of the AL East revealed that Josh Johnson is a Cy Young contender, Chris Coghlan is a talented lead-off hitter, and after going 6-3 against Toronto, Boston, and New York, the Marlins are actually pretty good. Oh, and Matt Lindstrom needs to be removed from the closer's role as soon as possible. He was handed another save situation against the Yankees and retired the first two hitters without breaking a sweat, but then he allowed single, singl

  June 22, 2009

• Former Marlins Owner John Henry Is a Raging Egomaniac; Just Look at His Wedding Favors

  Marlins fans: You might want to grab a barf bag before you read this one.via SportsbyBrooks.comRemember John Henry? The guy with the pretentious eyeglasses who bought the Marlins from Wayne Huizenga in 1999 and then waffled around for three mediocre seasons before selling out and heading to Boston? Well, the 59-year-old rich guy got married yesterday to a pretty lady half his age. The guest list included average joes such as Larry David, Theo Epstein, and Adam Dershowitz. The wedding band was Ma

  July 1, 2009

• Mike Lowell Learns the Hard Way Not to Ask Man-Ram to Blurb His New Memoir

  Poor Mike Lowell. The Miami native has already been through a lot. In between World Series wins with the Marlins and Boston, he endured testicular cancer, a massive John Henry fire sale, and a badly fractured hand.via Amazon.com​But now he has really invited a true stain on his good name: He gave Manny Ramirez a prime blurb on the cover of his new memoir.Would you invite Mike Tyson to babysit your child? Would you call up Gary Busey and ask him to be your designated driver for the night? Why i

  August 24, 2009

• Nicaraguan Revolution

  September 10, 2009

• Dear Jeffrey Loria: Quit Acting Like a D-Bag and Leave Fredi Alone

  Somewhere in a New York penthouse right now, Jeffrey Loria is angrily straightening a Picasso on his wall, swigging a vintage Chianti, and cursing loudly.via Hazboy's flickrWhy wouldn't you fire the best manager in baseball?​His Marlins have missed the playoffs yet again. And Loria has decided it must be his manager's fault. Loria's front office leaked his fury all over the Miami Herald this morning, making it very clear Fredi Gonzalez's job is in danger. "We set out each year to make the pla

  October 5, 2009