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Hey Guys … There’s a World Series Going on

Posted on October 19, 2011 by Jesse Pantuosco

It’s been three weeks. Heck, the World Series is starting tonight. You’d think we’d have all moved on by now. We haven’t. We still can’t look away. And we probably won’t anytime soon. The Red Sox train-wreck is that compelling. … Continue reading →

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Waving Goodbye to the Golden Age of Shortstops

Posted on June 19, 2011 by Jesse Pantuosco

It’s rare when I draw inspiration from watching South Park, but I found the show’s most recent episode, “You’re Getting Old,” to be pretty thought provoking. The episode centers mostly around the idea of getting older and becoming more cynical. … Continue reading →

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MLB Preview: 2011 Season Could Be Papelbon’s Last in Boston

Posted on March 24, 2011 by Jesse Pantuosco

If you haven’t started counting down the days until baseball season starts I’ve got you covered. We are just seven short days away from MLB’s Opening Day. It’s exciting stuff. It’s a new beginning for everyone. Even the Pirates aren’t … Continue reading →

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The End of an Era: Saying Goodbye to Hard Tickets

Posted on January 12, 2011 by Jesse Pantuosco

We sports fans can get kind of nostalgic … and a little quirky too. I remember reading a great article written by ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian last year about how he had cut out and collected every box score from every … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Nomar Garciaparra

Hey Guys … There’s a World Series Going on

Waving Goodbye to the Golden Age of Shortstops

MLB Preview: 2011 Season Could Be Papelbon’s Last in Boston

The End of an Era: Saying Goodbye to Hard Tickets

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