Baltimore Orioles second baseman Robert Andino delivered the final blow to the Red Sox, closing a miserable September, and perhaps the most disappointing season in Boston Red Sox franchise history.
Red Sox Nation may weep following the team’s September collapse, but at least they have a proper scapegoat to blame for Wednesday night’s improbable occurrences.
The Boston Red Sox have endured an awful month, going 5-18 in September. Their lead in the wild card race, which was once nine, is down to one game over the Rays with three games left in the season.
Curt Schilling is the ultimate pontificator. He’ll opine on any subject, and what he doesn’t know about the topic he’ll pick up by reading a “___ for Dummies” book.
David Ortiz and Kevin Gregg got into the baseball fight of the season Friday night.
On Monday, we told you about some of the complaints managers have had about interleague play, particularly Terry Francona.
Allow me to begin by stating that it is difficult to say that anything is “unfair” for a team like the Boston Red Sox.
Carl Crawford was drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays organization in 1999 and played nine seasons for them.
