http://larrybrownsports.com/baseball/red-sox-are-the-team-of-the-decade/1064 Brown Bag it, Baby Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:10:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 http://larrybrownsports.com/baseball/red-sox-are-the-team-of-the-decade/1064#comment-30910 I’m Writing Sports | A-Rod Disgraces World Series Mon, 29 Oct 2007 08:52:48 +0000 http://larrybrownsports.com/2007/10/29/red-sox-are-the-team-of-the-decade/#comment-30910 [...] Apparently his days in New York are done as the Yankees have previously said they will would persue him if he opted out.  It doesn’t really matter either way.  Someone is going to sign him.  He’s the best player alive.  I just hope they’re ready to be entrapped by his pursuit of Barry Bonds’ homerun record for the next however many years, just as the Giants were with Barry Bonds.  They better be prepared for the traveling soap-opera that he creates wherever he goes. Remember how he cried when Jeter didn’t invite him over for a pajama party?  It might seem petty to outsiders, but these are the things that will send him into a slump.  If Bonds was a clubhouse cancer, than he’s like a nagging cold that you just have to deal with.  It won’t tear apart a team, but he will constantly whine and air his problems out in the press.  Most of all, I hope they realize that he has no respect for the game.  Just because he never got to World Series doesn’t mean that he can desecrate all that it stands for.    World Series LinksThe Red Sox Win! (Awful Announcing) Lowell was named the MVP, but was Papelbon robbed? (FanHouse) Keep Lowell in Boston! (Red Sox Monster) Feel it Again (Surviving Grady) Time to Riot (Sons of Sam Malone) Red Sox:  Team of the Decade (Larry Brown Sports) World Series Photo Montage (Babes Love Baseball) Bookmark Us Related Articles:How Scott Boras became the most hated man in baseballShut up about the Yankees!Grading the Candidates by Postseason PerformanceDon't Blame A-RodThe MVP RaceThe Power Outage of '07 [...] [...] Apparently his days in New York are done as the Yankees have previously said they will would persue him if he opted out.  It doesn’t really matter either way.  Someone is going to sign him.  He’s the best player alive.  I just hope they’re ready to be entrapped by his pursuit of Barry Bonds’ homerun record for the next however many years, just as the Giants were with Barry Bonds.  They better be prepared for the traveling soap-opera that he creates wherever he goes. Remember how he cried when Jeter didn’t invite him over for a pajama party?  It might seem petty to outsiders, but these are the things that will send him into a slump.  If Bonds was a clubhouse cancer, than he’s like a nagging cold that you just have to deal with.  It won’t tear apart a team, but he will constantly whine and air his problems out in the press.  Most of all, I hope they realize that he has no respect for the game.  Just because he never got to World Series doesn’t mean that he can desecrate all that it stands for.    World Series LinksThe Red Sox Win! (Awful Announcing) Lowell was named the MVP, but was Papelbon robbed? (FanHouse) Keep Lowell in Boston! (Red Sox Monster) Feel it Again (Surviving Grady) Time to Riot (Sons of Sam Malone) Red Sox:  Team of the Decade (Larry Brown Sports) World Series Photo Montage (Babes Love Baseball) Bookmark Us Related Articles:How Scott Boras became the most hated man in baseballShut up about the Yankees!Grading the Candidates by Postseason PerformanceDon’t Blame A-RodThe MVP RaceThe Power Outage of ‘07 [...]

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