Keefe To The City: Red Sox Chat With NESN's Mike Hurley
Mike Hurley of NESN.com joined Neil to talk about the mood in Boston following the historic collapse and to look ahead at a very interesting offseason for the Red Sox.
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Mike Hurley of NESN.com joined Neil to talk about the mood in Boston following the historic collapse and to look ahead at a very interesting offseason for the Red Sox.
The outcome of 'Wild Card Wednesday' has made the Yankees' playoff match-ups the toughest possible. Verlander and the Tigers are no easy task and the Rays are built for playoff success.
How does a Yankees fan who spent five years living in Boston capture this epic collapse? I'm not really sure, but I know this collapse fits as a good placement holder for the baseball season with an off-day before the start of the postseason.
Last night the Red Sox remembered they were the Red Sox, that despite the two titles last decade, they still have the spirit of their ancestors, an ancient mandate, a different kind of gag order.
And you thought the Mets' epic collapse of 2007 was bad? Move over, Tom Glavine. Make room, incredibly, for Jonathan Papelbon.
Pretty neat way to warm up for the playoffs, huh? Wild-card Wednesday lived up to its billing, but the biggest news for the Yankees came postgame.
With two more years left on his five-year deal, and the postseason upon us, A.J. Burnett sat down with Sweeny Murti for half an hour on Wednesday.
The Tampa Bay Rays clinched the AL wild card with a stunning rally Wednesday night, overcoming a late seven-run deficit and then beating the New York Yankees 8-7 on Evan Longoria's home run in the 12th inning.
In the latest battle between the Yankees and Mets, Newark ended up the biggest loser.
Imagine going to every Yankees game this season. Not just home games. Home and away. All 162 of them!
Managing the Yankees is a thankless job because most of you reasonably assert that if you toss $200 million against the wall, something must stick. And no one will feel sorry for a squad that can flex its checkbook and buy the best players.
Sure, the Yankees have locked down the AL East and home-field advantage. But they're still gunning to win game No. 162.
Russell Martin has had a unique two days. The Yankees catcher homered and also hit into a triple play in New York's 5-3 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night.
The end of the regular season means it's time for the postseason, but it also means the end of baseball every single day and it means we are drawing closer to another season of Neil's epic email discussions with Sweeny Murti being in the books.
Rangers president Glen Sather did his best Rex Ryan impression on Monday. Let's hope HBO's "24/7" cameras were rolling.
