The Red Sox have a 10-5 record in the month of June, with five of those 10 victories against the Yankees. June 7: Red Sox 10, MFY 7 June 8: Red Sox 11, MFY 7 June 13: Red Sox 2, MFY 1 (10) June 14: Red Sox 4, MFY 3 June 15: Red Sox 2, MFY 0 The 2-0 shutout on Father's Day turned the MFY bats into wet noodles. With subsequent losses to the Angels, 1-0 (11) and 4-0, the Yankees have not scored a run in their last 29 innings. As you can see below, that's a grand total of four runs in their last f...
From the joy of sox
| 7 months ago
| 3 reads
Fire Davey. The man can't help but blame the players and I don't want that type of guy leading this team. Maybe a veteran team can ignore him or maybe he wouldn't dare anger those guys, but this isn't a veteran team. It's a team of kids and they need someone to support and shield them. There are numerous reasons to fire the guy. His behavior this weekend pushes that all aside to get to number 1. Even if you landed on "well he won the series and changing the manage...
From Nationals Baseball
| 7 months ago
| 5 reads
The Boston Red Sox traded Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday in exchange for pitchers Jordan Hicks and Kyle Harrison and a pair of prospects (outfielder James Tibbs III and pitcher Jose Bello). The teams had been discussing a Devers deal for the past few weeks. Devers, in his ninth season with the club, had been the last member of the 2018 World Champions still in a Boston uniform. He's also in the second year of a 10-year, $313.5 million contract. Initial news of the trade st...
From the joy of sox
| 7 months ago
| 4 reads
As I look back over my 48 years as a Yankee fan — I can...
From Bronx Banter
| 7 months ago
| 4 reads
Are we talking about this blog or the Nats? Hey yo! After the nice run that ended with a sweep of Arizona the Nats have played, as we've gone over before, like you'd expect a 75 win team to play. Competitive enough that you would be surprised at them being swept in two straight series. Not good enough that you'd really expect them to win two straight series against better teams. And there are a fair number of better teams. The dregs of the NL remain the dregs, the...
From Nationals Baseball
| 7 months ago
| 2 reads
This doesn't have anything to do with the Cubs series. 1 of 3 from the Cubs is what should be expected and seeing Gore look like an ace again is great. However, we are in the "stats are real now" part of the season and last time we looked at the kids whose stats said real good things about them. CJ Abrams continues to be cool but I noted his propensity for extended cold streaks was keeping him from being special. That's not the point, he's still overall good. The only one with a real issue out...
From Nationals Baseball
| 7 months ago
| 0 reads
I'm thankful for a lot but I'm very thankful today that the Nats team is winning in strong fashion and not sneaking out close wins because if there's one thing that I hate (and as you can probably tell there are many) it's the trite re-use of the "Cardiac" nickname for any team of young players (Cardiac Kids!) or whose name slightly allows it because of a similar sound (CardiAc NAts!). That isn't happening here. I can breathe. I'm also thankful for a great weekend of Nats bas...
From Nationals Baseball
| 7 months ago
| 2 reads
A recording of Game 5 of the 2025 World Series still sits on my DVR,...
From Bronx Banter
| 8 months ago
| 1 read
Don’t get me wrong: I love the new Monster-inspired Red Sox City Connect jerseys and my wallet’s about 400 bucks lighter after buying a few ...
The post Red Sox City Connect Jerseys vs the ’70s Pullovers appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| 8 months ago
| 2 reads
I loved how Trent Grisham bowed his head and turned to the side when he...
From Bronx Banter
| 9 months ago
| 2 reads
Aaron Judge is unlike anything we’ve seen before. In recent years people have begun to...
From Bronx Banter
| 9 months ago
| 1 read
Yanks in Pittsburgh this weekend. Started with a “W.” How bout another? Never mind the...
From Bronx Banter
| 9 months ago
| 3 reads
There are a few things you can count on in this life: death, taxes, and me posting this same exact story every year on Fenway ...
The post Again, Like Clockwork: My Favorite Fenway Opening Day appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| 9 months ago
| 2 reads
So did anything happen of note in Yankeeland during the off season? Let’s see… First...
From Bronx Banter
| 10 months ago
| 3 reads
Manny takes whiz during game, Boggs drinks 100 beers on a plane, and other stuff that make the Red Sox the greatest team ever.
The post The Most Absurd Red Sox Moments You Probably Forgot About appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| 11 months ago
| 2 reads
Well, we wanted to see Red Sox ownership shake things up as we head into spring training, and they delivered. Alex Bregman will be our ...
The post Alex Bregman to Wear Number 2 for Red Sox appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| 11 months ago
| 2 reads
Watching Juan Soto have a truck filled with cash dumped all over him reminded of that time — December 13, 2000 to be precise — ...
The post The High-Priced Slugger Who Actually Slugged (and May Be Our Best-Ever FA Signing) appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| about 1 year ago
| 2 reads
I’m old enough to remember when the area around Fenway Park was pretty barren. There were a few nightclubs on Lansdowne. A McDonald’s and BK ...
The post That Souvenir Sign on Lansdowne… appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| about 1 year ago
| 2 reads
It’s October. Which is awesome. Because October Baseball is happening. And everyone knows that October Baseball (always capitalized) is the best baseball. And Red Sox ...
The post Me and October Baseball: A Love Story appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| over 1 year ago
| 2 reads
My source inside the Vikings organization tell me the Vikings saved some money this week by not needing to have Sam Darnold's jersey laundered. Look, I watched a lot of Sam Darnold when he played for the Jets. I liked him coming out of college and would always tell my Giants fans friends that he would be a better quarterback than Daniel Jones. He has a strong and accurate arm when he can comfortably step into throws, When he's under pressure is when it all falls apart and the interceptions and...
From Cheesehead TV Latest Articles
| over 1 year ago
| 2 reads
Joe Castiglione’s voice was a gift. It was the sound of summer pouring out of your radio. It was hot dogs and sunshine and the ...
The post Saying Goodbye to Joe Castiglione appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| over 1 year ago
| 2 reads
Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images
In this episode, Dan Crawford from Hammyend.com , and myself have an extensive discussion on the Transfer Window for Fulham.
We started by debating the decision to sell Jay Stansfield, That was followed up by us sharing our thoughts on losing Palhinha. To finish up the first half of the show, we discussed the other players who have left Fulham.
The second half of the show was about the players who have joined Fulham this season. You will listen to t...
From Cottagers Confidential
| over 1 year ago
| 0 reads
Yesterday, Red Sox catcher Danny Jansen made baseball history, becoming the first player to play for both teams in one game. Jansen was at bat ...
The post Danny Jansen: the new Rick Aguilera? appeared first on Surviving Grady .
From Surviving Grady
| over 1 year ago
| 1 read
We are a little less than a month away from the home stretch of the MLB season, and yet, there is no conspicuous World Series front-runner. This year’s parity is more apparent than in recent years, which is saying something for a league that typically presents more unpredictability than any other major North American sport. […]
The post These Two World Series Longshots Will Surprise You appeared first on Off The Bench .
From Off The Bench
| over 1 year ago
| 0 reads
Kevin Neri/Statesman Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK
The Oregon State Baseball team got off to a slow start at the Pac-12 tournament, dropping the opener to freshman Joey Volchko and a Stanford club that got hot in pool play. That was enough to put the Beavers on the back foot of tiebreaker math and led to an early flight back to Corvallis.
Fortunately, the regular season resume was enough for OSU to earn the #15 overall national seed in the tournament that truly matters, and the Beavers wi...
From Building The Dam
| over 1 year ago
| 0 reads