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The Boston Red Sox will take the blame for their September collapse as an organization.
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The Boston Red Sox will take the blame for their September collapse as an organization.
Felger & Massarotti opened the day discussing the end of the Red Sox season. The Sox lost to the Orioles 4-3 and the Rays rallied to beat the Yankees 8-7. The Rays win and Sox loss gave Tampa the Wild Card. How should the Sox approach the offseason?
Gresh & Zo were joined in studio by Sean McAdam to discuss the awful end of the 2011 Red Sox season.
Dan Shaughnessy joined Gresh & Zo from Baltimore to discuss the ugly collapse by the Boston Red Sox.
"I think we've seen the last of Terry Francona. I'm not sure that's fair. I just think that this has run its course," Dan Shaughnessy told WBZ NewsRadio 1030 Thursday.
Somebody's gonna have to have to pay for this one don't ya think? Francona? Theo? This is a choke like ya read about kids and I do hope they can get it together in the off-season.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche spoke with Toucher & Rich about the Sox missing the postseason, what's next for this franchise, what moves can they make and does Jonathan Papelbon return?
Gresh & Zo discussed the absurd and yet amazing collapse by the Boston Red Sox.
There will be no October baseball in Boston. The Red Sox completed the biggest September collapse in baseball history, and are now spectators the rest of the way.
This one lasted a month and finally ended when there were no more games left to lose.
The Boston Red Sox completed their September collapse in horrific and historic fashion, falling out of the playoff chase. The Rays clinched the AL Wild Card.
After playing some "exclusive audio," Felger and Massarotti broke down the numbers of Red Sox pitchers that pitch on just 3 days of rest. Though the Sox are slipping, how exciting has the end of the season been?
After being the hero of Tuesday night's 8-7 win in Baltimore, Red Sox rookie Ryan Lavarnway will get another crack at fame Wednesday night.
There's a rumor circulating that the Red Sox may be seeking pitching help for a potential one-game playoff against the Rays tomorrow. One name listed was Kansas City Royals pitcher Bruce Chen.
In a must win game, the Red Sox are turning to their ace.
The Boston Red Sox are not sure who their starter will be on Thursday if a one-game playoff is needed with the Tampa Bay Rays. In fact, that starter may not even be on the team yet.
The Red Sox are fighting for their lives as they are tied with the Tampa Bay Rays in the AL Wild Card. Gresh & Zo touch base on rookie catcher Ryan Lavarnway and his impact on the lineup last night.
The Red Sox were able to hold on to beat Baltimore thanks in part to 2 home runs by rookie catcher Ryan Lavarnway. In celebration of Lavarnway's great performance T&R came up with a nice little montage.
Dan Roche from WBZ-TV spoke with Toucher & Rich about the win, Lavarnway inspirational performance and Jon Lester taking the mound for game 162.
Major League Baseball has set the times for potential wild-card tiebreaker games with both races coming down to the wire.
At Game 162 of the season, Dan Roche reflects back on the 161 that got the Red Sox to the point they are at.
Our politics have become ridiculously polarized and paranoid. But calling off the election isn't the way to go.
Rookie Ryan Lavarnway became the unlikeliest of heroes for Boston, hitting his first two major league homers.
The Rays, seeking their third playoff berth in four seasons, began the night tied with Boston after making up nine games in the standings since Sept. 4.
