Holy…Buckets… I have NEVER been so happy to have a rainout as I was yesterday. After the indescribably AWFUL day on Saturday, the only reason I was even going to watch on Sunday night is I wanted to see Terry Francona call the game, and see what HE had to say about the nonsense that [...]

Apparently, the Tampa Bay Rays are the only team the Boston Red Sox can beat–and 12 games into the season, the Sox are still 2 games under .500 (.333 to be exact)..Better than the .167 of last week, but not by much… At least last night’s contest wasn’t as horrific as the 18-3 beat down [...]

While I am thrilled that The Daniel Bard Experiment took a positive turn and that the Sox actually won 3 in a row (When is the last time they did THAT?) over the weekend, I am disappointed that they couldn’t drive that final nail in the Tampa Bay coffin and take the sweep. After all, [...]

When I first heard this book was coming out, I didn’t know that much about R.A. Dickey. I knew the Sox had faced him when he pitched for teams in the American League, and that he was a knuckleballer. I knew that he had climbed Mount Kilimanjaro this past offseason, which is an impressive feat [...]

167. 1.6.7… Pretty much the only place .167 is a good thing is if it’s an ERA. And if Sox pitchers had a .167 ERA, we wouldn’t be in this mess… But after the Opening 6 game road trip, the Sox head home to the Fens 1-5, and with a .167 Win %. There were [...]

Well, at least it didn’t take them SEVEN games this year… Don’t forget, Boston Red Thoughts has 2 giveaways going right now. The deadline for submitting your favorite Red Sox Memory has been extended to midnight, tomorrow, Wednesday, April 11th, for your chance to win either: Boston vs Yankees: Baseball’s Greatest Games: 2004 ALCS Game [...]