Baseball
World Exclusive First Review: The Bonfire’s A-Roid Cocktail
Yesterday, nearly every blog and newspaper in Boston reported on a brand new addition to the menu at the Bonfire Steakhouse, Todd English’s fine restaurant in the Park Plaza Hotel in Boston. Rightfully so, this cocktail deserved the massive amount of publicity, as the creativity behind it is astounding. As one blogger so succintly put [...]
To Boston & the Red Sox, It’s OK
Yesterday as I jumped on my bicycle to pedal home after watching the Sox game in town, one angry fella walking by with his group of buddies yelled out: Aaarrgh this suck this sucks, this fracking sucks For once, I did not feel the same way. In fact aside from being slightly cold I did [...]
Red Sox Clinch Home-Field Advantage
Though the AL East division was all wrapped up before Saturday night’s Red Sox game (#161 on the season), home-field advantage was still up for grabs. With the Sox win that night, we now are guaranteed home-field advantage throughout the playoffs and end up tied with the Cleveland Indians for the best record in baseball. [...]
The Baseball Tennis Mashup
To break up the mood from yesterday’s historically rage inciting post, check out this new sport (thanks John for the link). I’ve always wondered what would happen if baseball and tennis were combined…OK not really, but still that video is awesome, though I’m skeptical if it’s real. If it is, those kids got Tiger Woods [...]
Wicked Awesome: AL East Standings as of 05/28/2007
Well, you don’t need a thousand words to describe this picture; in fact, five will do quite nicely. Red Sox Rock, Yankees Suck! Image courtesy of Boston.com.
eBay: Pro Scalping?
I just logged into my eBay account (you’ll see why soon enough) and found this e-mail from eBay’s Government Relations department, sent on April 17, 2007: “Today in your state capital, proposals for legislation are being drafted that claim to support an open market for buying and selling concert or sporting event tickets. But these [...]