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I'm rooting for more than the Red Sox tonight; I'm rooting for the story and I imagine you know exactly what I mean. As appropriate as it might be for ace Josh Beckett to pitch the clincher tomorrow night if you have a sentimental bone in your body you want Jon Lester to be the one to deliver the Red Sox their second World Championship in four seasons a few hours from now. We all know that a year ago the young lefty had far greater concerns than throwing a baseball. Now here he is a 23-year-old cancer survivor poised to pitch a game we will all remember. Something tells me he's up for the challenge. Other pregame notes: Trisha Yearwood sings a lovely anthem. For the record. I'm pretty sure she's not a Beckett ex. She looks more like Gagne's type. In the Fox pregame. Kevin Kennedy sagely notes that the Sox have some good young homegrown players (I'm pretty sure he first heard of Jacoby Ellsbury around this time last night). Joe Girardi offers a non-denial denial on whether he's the Yankees' next manager and Jeannie Zelasko wrestles the last chocolate coconut donut from Mark Grace's grasp. The more I see of this crew and the nitwits on ESPN the more I appreciate TC and the Eck. The great Fred Willard reading the Sox lineup: "David Ortiz no designated hitter he wants to play first base. YOU TELL HIM NO!" All right let's get this done the less drama the better. As much as I dearly miss my angst and a lament my lost identity as a Sox fan for as much as I secretly the stomach-churning soul-crushing misery inflicted upon me by Grady Little in '03. I suppose I could live with a sweep a sequel to "Faith Rewarded," and chance to watch Papelbon make a fool out of himself during the victory parade. Yes. I suppose I could. FIRST INNINGEllsbury slaps Aaron Cook's second pitch into left field for the a double. In a related note. Coco Crisp catches himself daydreaming about how he'll look in a Braves uniform next season. Cook is the Rockies' version of Jake Westbrook an occasionally effective sinkerballer but he hasn't pitched since August 10. The Sox shouldn't lack for baserunners. It's a matter of converting them into runs and taking the Rockies out of it early. (Wow that was Tim McCarver-like wisdom there was it not? Excuse me while I take a swig of Metamucil.)Well there's one. Ellsbury smartly advances to third on Dustin Pedroia's grounder to the left side and David Ortiz makes it 1-0. Sox with a rocket through the right side of the drawn-in infield. Manny bounces into a double play to end the inning but the Rockies definitely have to be left with a "here we go again" vibe. Rockies go down 1-2-3 in their half. I'd be glad to write that sentence oh eight more times tonight. My 3-year-old daughter just came out to give me one more hug goodnight yell her patented "GoRedSoxGoRedSoxGoRedSox!," and remind me to "drink your beers." Right now I'm feeling an odd (and surely misplaced) sense of pride. SECOND INNINGCook breezes through Mike Lowell. J. D. Drew and Jason Varitek in order. It's funny this is one of the few nights during the postseason that I haven't been at the Globe and while we have the game on in the office obviously we're too buried trying to make first edition to pay attention to the nuances of the telecasts. So having just noticed this. I have to ask: Does a commercial break pass without the fake camaraderie of a Budweiser ad or a completely uninteresting promo for "House"? I guess I shouldn't be surprised. Todd Helton. Mr. Rockie leads off with a rocketed double to left. Ellsbury cuts it off and seems to have the ball just after Helton hits the first base bag but he still beats the throw comfortably to second base. Yes. I think the Rockies have paid attention to the scouting report on the kid's arm. Let's just say he's going to follow in the Damon/Crisp tradition of noodle arms in center field though his is slightly stronger than both of theirs - his throws reach home plate in seven hops rather than eight. I've said it all along: David Ortiz is not a on 'EEI the other day) flied to center. Lester fell into his maddening habit of nibbling and walked Brad Hawpe who has been atrocious in this series. He slips out of it without allowing Helton to score however getting hot-hitting Yorvit Torrealba to ground to Lugo for the third out. I should note that Lugo made his two best defensive plays of the season last night has been steady all postseason with the glove and is even swinging the bat well in the series. If he and Drew keep this up. Theo's second-guessers are going to have no one left to complain about. (And I include myself among them.)THIRD INNINGCook gets the Sox in order again retiring Ellsbury on a slow grounder to Kaz Matsui to end the inning. So far the Sox have just two hits. Don't know about you but I'm starting to miss Josh Fogg. You think Papi really plays badminton? And if so does he call the thing a "birdie" or a "shuttlecock"? These are the kinds of questions Tina Cervasio should be asking. Gah. And now we have our first episode of the Manny In Coors Field Adventures. Matsui rips a liner to left that oh. 90 percent of major league left fielders would probably catch. Unfortunately. Manny is in the other 10 percent and it soars just past his reach and rattles around for a double. All of the statistical measures that I'm aware of say Manny is a horrendous defensive player and while I happen to think he's made himself at least an adequate Fenway outfielder this play gave us a sense of how much his home park masks his lack of range. (Part of it. I think is that Manny has only one speed: ambling.)Lester whiffs Troy Tulowitzki for the second time tonight. I saw the Rockies a lot this season on the MLB com package (in part because they're so damn fun to watch as far as NL teams go but mostly because I had Matt Holliday in a semi-lucrative fantasy league) and I think between here and in my Fox column I've made my appreciation for Tulowitzki apparent. You watch him play for any length of time you can't help but think he's a bigger rangier less metrosexual version of Derek Jeter. The kid is going to be Colorado cornerstone for the next decade. Now that said this series for him thus far can be filed under Learning Experience. To put it another way: The shortstop in the Boston dugout has been much better and that's not something we've said about Julio Lugo well ever. (And while I was writing Tulowitzki's biography. Lester whiffed Holliday. So far so good kid.)FOURTH INNINGAs Pedroia leads off the inning. Ken Rosenthal (who I hope to meet someday at the FoxSports company picnic just to see if he really is three feet shorter that Eric Wedge as it appeared during an ALCS postgame interview) tells us that Pedroia refers to his at-bats as "the laser show" and that his cockiness is an "endless source of amusement" to his veteran teammates. It really is a tribute to Pedroia's ability and "I'll-show-you" attitude that he could be such a vital part of this lineup and clubhouse after looking so overmatched in April. If you don't like Dustin Pedroia you don't like the Red Sox. (By the way: Pedroia could definitely call Rosenthal "little fella.")Pedroia grounds out. Papi pops out. Manny lines out and I'm really beginning to become suspicious of this Aaron Cook character. Just where he been the last two months anyway? Francona when asked during those usually insipid in-dugout interviews what Lester's pitch count is tonight: " 'Bout 180." The dry wit (teetering on sarcasm) is a tremendously underrated aspect of Tito's appeal. Joe Buck usually oozes smarm but I have to admit he's made a couple of good points tonight especially in noting that the 2004 Sox might have had more talent than this team but that the '07 version is set up for the future much better than the veteran-laden Idiots were. I hadn't thought of it that way but he's right. Lester retires the first two hitters walks Spillborghs then gets Hawpe on a popup to end it. Very very impressive. If he keeps this up he might be pitching Tim Wakefield into retirement. FIFTH INNINGGood things happening. Lowell leads off with a double into the left field canyon. Drew grounds out without advancing the runner but Varitek follows with a ground single to right and DeMarlo Hale sends Lowell despite Hawpe's cannon. It looked like it would be a bang-bang play at the plate but Lowell makes a beautiful slide and touches the plate with his hand for a 2-0 Boston lead. If there's any justice upon returning to the dugout Lowell was greeted by Theo holding a three-year. $39 million contract offer. We always hear that Lester is one of the purest athletes on the team one of those three-sport-captain types who shoots an 85 his first time on a golf course and can dunk a basketball while wearing street clothes. But he doesn't particularly athletic with a baseball bat in his hands and he fails to get a bunt down in three tries with two on and one out. Ellsbury follows by striking out (the Rockies have apparently figured out he'll fish for the low-and-in stuff) and we might consider this the first real lost opportunity of the night. SIXTH INNINGSee this is where I really miss my angst. The Sox have a 2-0 lead hardly insurmountable and Manny Delcarmen who has spent the postseason wearing a wide-eyed. "Holy bleep. I can't believe I'm pitching for the Red Sox in the playoffs!" look on his face is warming up in the bullpen. If this were say. 2003. I'd be chomping my fingernails and wondering how they were going to lose this one. Instead. I'm nursing a Shipyard Pumpkinhead casually typing in my inanities here and fully expecting that somehow the Sox will be celebrating in Denver tonight. If enjoying this likable well-run winning baseball team means we've lost our identities well dammit. I hope we never find them. By the way:Dude. I after Grady was sent back to Hillbillyville? I didn't? Well let's keep it that way. SEVENTH INNINGLowell solo homer. 3-0 Sox. PAY. THE. MAN. And that does it for Cook who induced 13 groundball outs and did everything the Rockies could have asked for given his inaction the last two months. Says Buck: "What a night for Mike Lowell. This could be his last night in a Red Sox uniform." You think so. Nepotism Boy? Well aren't you going to be surprised when Theo presents him with a four-year. $52 million contract offer between innings. Jeremy Affeldt in for the Rockies. I have never understood why this kid isn't a consistently excellent big-league pitcher - he has some wildness issues but he has an unbelievable arm and he's a lefty. I'd rather have him than every single Javier Lopez ever to play in the big leagues. (Official TATB Sportswriting Binky Joe Posnanski had a melancholy anecdote about being dazzled by Affeldt one hopeful spring day during his Royals days in a recent.)Lonestar does a fine countrified rendition of God Bless America. By the way didn't they play at the Red Sox kickoff dinner that NESN showed three times a day in April? I wonder if the Rockies are aware of their dual loyalties. (And no none of them dated Josh Beckett either. That I'm aware of.) Affeldt does the job. Nine outs away. Well here we go. Hawpe takes Delcarmen deep to cut it to 3-1 and I hate to say it but you could see it coming. When Delcarmen is wild high it's because he's overthrowing and he's wild high right now. As the Sox infield coverges on Delcarmen to settle him down (Papi was particularly animated) the Fox cameras show Mike Timlin and The Hero In The Dark are up in the bullpen for the Sox. I wonder how many outs Okajima and Papelbon are capable of getting tonight. Delcarmen retires Torrealba on a flyout then Cory Sullivan singles and that'll do it for the pride of Hyde Park. Timlin is coming in and while he had pivotal moment tonight and just as he did so often in the '03 and '04 playoffs. Timlin came through. Remember all the times I said Tulowitzki reminds me of Jeter? . EIGHTH INNINGThis clown leads off as a pinch hitter with an absolute moonshot to left and it's 4-1. Sox. Hey we always heard Bobby Kielty mashed lefties. He sure picked a swell time to finally show it. Rosenthal jumps in with perhaps the first worthwhile "breaking news" report by a sideline reporter in the history of television: Alex Rodriguez will turn down the Yankees' five-year. $150-million offer and opt out of his contract the alleged reason being he is concerned with the direction of the Yankees. Buck and Rosenthal are speculating that A-Rod may be with the Sox next season especially if Lowell isn't back. I'm sure I am looking at this with sentiment rather than logic right now but screw A-Rod; Mike Lowell belongs on this team not him. Slappy's made to be a villain. And by the way you're telling me Boras didn't plant this story for this moment? He can't put a price on the publicity. I might think he was trying to steal the Sox' thunder but since it makes the Yankees' look bad. I'll look at it as a rich dessert after a delicious meal. It's not necessary but it sure tastes good. Okajima in for the Sox. Bless him for his warrior mentality but he has to be exhausted. His arm must feel like he spent the past five seasons pitching for Joe Torre. Holliday grounds out (0 for 4) but Helton pokes one to left (he's a perma-helmet away from being John Olerud at this point) bringing up Atkins with one out. Huge batter here. Dammit. I shouldn't have said anything. Atkins who was long overdue tees off on a 3-1 pitch cutting the margin to 4-3. That's all for Oki who I have a hard time faulting considering it seems like he pitched a high-stress inning or two every single day all summer and fall. Anyway here comes Papelbon. Does he have five outs in that right arm tonight? Spillborghs is making Papelbon work. It's imperative to keep him off base with Hawpe coming up and Spillborghs grounds to Lugo as I'm pecking that out. Hawpe after at least one hideous swing hit it on the screws to left-center and did I mention that Coco Crisp is in as a defensive replacement with Ellsbury moving over? Three outs to go. A couple extra runs wouldn't hurt in the top of the ninth however. NINTH INNINGTwo outs top of the ninth one run lead and Joe Buck is conceding everything to the Sox calling them "the standard by which all other teams are measured - including the New York Yankees." It's a lovely sentiment it really is but can we save the freakin' bouquets until there are three more outs please? At least McCarver is silent. Must have dozed off again. Tek grounds to Jamey Carroll (who looks like Mike Piazza's Mine-Me) and to the bottom of the ninth we go. . Torrealba. Pedroia. Two outs to go. IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? SOMEONE PLEASE RE-START MY HEART! (Seriously if that's Manny out there. I say Carroll's ball Cansecos off his head and we have a tie game. Also. I'm pretty sure what I feel for Jacoby Ellsbury right now is how my sister felt about Simon LeBon when she was 12. Or maybe it was Nick Rhodes can't remember. God. I'm so nervous I'm having "Tiger Beat" flashbacks.)Seth Smith. Swinging. Strike three. Game over. Series over. Red Sox win. Also. WHHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!! (No seriously.)YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!(For the record the only angst I feel right now is that I didn't buy a friggin' couch in April.)* * *So my little boy. 14 months just woke up something that may or may not have had to do with the gutteral howl that came from the living room. Curiously the same thing happened when his big sister was eight months old and the Sox had just ended 86 years of disappointment agony and yes angst. Like I did with Leah three years ago. I brought Alex out pointed to the TV and said. "The Red Sox just won the World Series. Someday that will mean a lot to you." Oh this victory doesn't lift a burden or end any fictional curse or shut up that #*$**$ Yankees fan that's been on your case for years but go ahead and try to tell me the joy doesn't wash over you just the same. I'm Globe-bound the next few days - I keep hearing something about a special section - but I'll be back in the next few days to crank out TATB's annual season wrapup. Given that I started this site in large part because I regretted not having an outlet to write about the magic of '04. I promise that when I get the story of 2007 posted it will be done right. In the meantime. I'm going to pop open that last Shipyard or two or six lean back on the couch I wish I had replaced eight months ago and savor this. I imagine I'll throw a few more notes on here in the next hour or so but if you're checking out to go celebrate. I just want to say thanks for joining me tonight and always. This - - is why I do this. -- CHAD* * * POSTGAME STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS WHILE CHUGGING BEERS. FLIPPING CHANNELS. AND SAVORING THE CELEBRATION: Mike Lowell. World Series MVP. All right six years. $84 million but that's the final offer. (Seriously he'd better be under contract by the time he boards the duck boat.) . Just caught Gammons talking about Jon Lester's performance tonight. I thought he was going to cry and I can't blame him. I agree with the commenter on this post: That's the best game Lester ever pitched. I had my doubts about this kid before he got sick wondering if his failure to trust his stuff would hinder his ability to live up to his talent. After all he's gone through - and how he came through it - how can anyone ever doubt him about anything again? . The 2004 team will always mean the most to me - you know what they say about never forgetting your first. But this one is special in its own way and anyway that comparison is for another day. One of the truly unique aspects of this team is the impact of the young players. Pedroia is going to the city - he's a Dirt Dog with actual talent. Ellsbury is a jolt of electricity. We know what Lester accomplished tonight and Papelbon has been established for so long that it almost feels like he was here in '04. Theo's dream of a "player development machine" has become a reality. NESN just showed footage of the '04 celebration and I swear on a holy stack of media guides. Royce Clayton was in the middle of that one too. . I've said it before and I'm guessing a lot more of you agree with me now: There's no one else I'd rather have managing the Boston Red Sox than Terry Francona. He's now 8-0 in the World Series and 22-9 in the postseason. He's Joe Torre with a little bit of an edge and a knack for handling a bullpen. He's the right man at the right time in the right town. That "Francoma" b s has always been born from the miniscule minds of morons. I hope he never has to hear it again. It's time he got the universal appreciation from Sox fans he deserves. Timlin just brought Wakefield to the verge of tears interrupting the knuckleballer's interview with Don Orsillo to praise him for being such a selfless teammate. Nice gesture by Timlin and it clearly meant a lot to Wakefield. They're getting emotional in their old age. Julio Lugo and J. D. Drew are World Champions. Chew on that for a minute. And you know what? The way they played the last seven days they damn sure deserve it. All right. I'm officially gassed in a delirious way of course. But before I go. I'll sign off with the sage words of an old friend the most optimistic Sox fan I know (he knows who he is): FIRE UP THE DUCK BOATS!!!!(And to all a good night.)(P. S. - How'd the Pats do today?)

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For those of you who are doubters with respect to that proclamation be honest with yourself — is there ANY city on the approach of the planet where sports fans have the wealth of riches as those of us here in Boston / New England? The answer is an unequivocal “no”. The young Boston Bruins look desire they may compete for a playoff spot in the NHL… the Boston Celtics are positioned to dominate the NBA’s Eastern Conference and make the NBA Finals this season thanks to the acquisitions of Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett (they had better because they have mortgaged their future to do so)… the Boston College Eagles are the second-ranked aggroup in the NCAA’s BCS rankings… the New England Patriots are on the fast-track to another Super Bowl appearance (and it says here to an undefeated toughen once we dispatch the Indianapolis Colts next weekend)… In these parts the 2007-08 sports year has the potential to be a LOT better than 2004-05. Three years ago we had two world championship — otherwise our pass sports seasons were significant busts. Over the next several months we have four teams with legitimate shots at competing for championships: the Boston Red Sox the NE Patriots (who undergo the makings of one of the greatest teams in NFL history!) the Boston College Eagles and — dare I say it — the Boston Celtics. I could not possibly disagree with WEEI’s Michael Holley more than I do… I like Mike but I accept Boston sports fans should look at the current situation as “the best of times” — because they are. Hey Mike at the end of the season it will be too late for sports fans to enjoy what is happening — no matter how these team’s respective seasons end — because all they will be able to do is reflect back on what happened. Here in the bear on of the Sports Universe. Boston / New England sports fans be to apply our team’s accomplishments right now… in the moment… as it is happening. measure night in Colorado the Boston Red Sox took another step to their seventh World Series championship — their second in the last four years (after waiting eighty-six years between titles be 5 and 6). And the rookies led the way on a night of firsts at Coors Field… Rookie Daisuke Matsuzaka started the game for the Sox… two nights after teammate Hideki Okajima became the first Japanese pitcher to appear in a World Series game. Dice- K became the first Japanese pitcher to go away a World Series game. When he laced a two-run single through the hit between shortstop and third base in the third inning he became the first Japanese born pitcher to drive home a run in the World Series. And when the game ended and he was credited with the “W” he became the first Japanese-born pitcher to earn a ‘win’ in the World Series. Rookies Jacoby Ellsbury and Dustin Pedroia became the first rookie tandem to ever bat 1-2 in their team’s batting request in a World Series game… and then they became the first pair of rookies to ever have three or more hits apiece in a World Series game. Ellsbury became only the third rookie in history to have as many as four hits in a World Series game (three of his hits were doubles) — he is the first rookie to do so since Joe Garagiola in 1946. The rookies combined to go 7-for-10 with three runs scored and four rbi… Last night they won their sixth straight post-season game (their seventh consecutive World Series game)… they undergo scored in double-digits in four of their last five games and during the current six-game winning streak they undergo outscored their opponents by the obscene margin of 55-12. In bet Three the Sox managed only three walks off Rockies pitchers after drawing fifteen walks in the first two games… but they cuffed Colorado hurlers around to the adjust of fifteen locate hits. The offensive output was good for ten runs and a commanding 3-0 bring about in the Series. Twenty-two teams have taken a three-games-to-none lead in the Fall Classic… none have ever lost the Series… nineteen of those twenty-two series ended in a sweep. Game Three started inauspiciously for the Red Sox. After Ellsbury and Pedroia reached locate in the top of the first inning their 3-4-5 hitters failed to advance the runners change surface one base… then in the bottom of the inning leadoff hitter Kaz Matsui hit a leadoff hit and advanced to back up base on an error by J D Drew. But Dice-K did not accept the situation to get the best of him… and he quickly turned the tides of fortune in the Red Sox favor. He began by striking out Troy Tulowitzki and then inducing a grounder approve to the mound off the bat of MVP-candidate Matt Holliday. Matsuzaka fielded Holliday’s shot and turned to surprise Matsui off second base for the second out. Todd Helton grounded to third locate to end the inning. Manny Ramirez was called out on this third inning compete… but anyone can clearly see that the roll is in the catcher’s right hand and not in his glove — thus Manny should have been called safe… AP photo Boston got on the board in the third inning with a six-pack of runs off Colorado starter Josh Fogg. Ellsbury doubled to left handle and Pedoia reached on a bunt single approve to the forge… David Ortiz then stroked a double to drive home the game’s first run. Manny Ramirez was intentionally walked to load the bases but Mike Lowell foiled the strategy by ripping a two-run single to center field to increase the lead to 3-zip. After J D Drew popped out. Jason Varitek lined a single into left field… Ramirez was called out at domiciliate coat trying to score on the compete — but I still say Torrealba never tagged him with the ball (see conceive of above). With two outs. Colorado pitched around Julio Lugo (walking him) to bring Matsuzaka to the coat. Dice-K who had struck out in his first plate appearance slapped the first pitch through the left side for a two-run hit. Jacoby Ellsbury then lined a double into center field to drive home the sixth and final run of the inning. The Rockies threatened in the fifth inning but Dice-K benefitted from a nice collaboration between shortstop Julio Lugo and third baseman Mike Lowell to help him out of the inning. With runners at first and back up with one out. Matsui hit a ground ball into the hole between shortstop and third base. Lugo ranged far to his alter to field the ball and relayed it to Lowell — who had wisely retreated to third base in request to make himself available for a compel play. The impel bounced in front of Lowell but the third baseman did his best impression of a first baseman in scooping the throw to record the out. Tulowitzki then popped out to end the inning. The Rockies finally got on the come in in the sixth inning against Matsuzaka and Javier Lopez before Mike Timlin entered the game and put an end to the collect. After retiring Holliday on a ground out. Daisuke walked both Todd Helton and Garrett Atkins. Terry Francona had a quick fasten and pulled Matsuzaka from the game in favor of Lopez. The southpaw failed to retire a strike — surrendering back-to-back rbi-singles to fasten Hawpe and Torrealba. Tito quickly pulled Lopez and replaced him with Timlin. Pinch-hitter Ryan Spilborghs then hit a l-o-n-g drive to the deepest move of the ballpark but Ellsbury corraled the roll 412-feet from domiciliate coat for the.

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8:28 p m. - For the record. Hawpe hit.214/.283/.397 against lefties this year while Willy Taveras was at.371/.417/.461. Obviously the Rockies are also better defensively with Taveras in center and Spilborghs in right. 8:31 p m - Yet another Ellsbury double starts the game for Boston. He's making a case for MVP honors despite not doing much the first two games. Right now. I'd say Pedroia is the favorite. However. Beckett would probably be the choice if it goes to a Game 5 and he picks up another win. 8:32 p m. - Pedroia's little chopper to third advances Ellsbury. Good baserunning from the rookie. The scary thing is that Ellsbury could win a World Series MVP and then potentially Rookie of the Year honors in the following season. 8:33 p m. - Ortiz grounds the first pitch he sees through the drawn-in infield making it 1-0 Boston. That would have been an out to the second baseman the way most teams play him. However the Rockies haven't used a shift. 8:35 p m. - So far Cook is throwing 88 mph and not getting the ball down in his first outing since August. He's usually pretty consistently in the low-90s when he's right. 8:36 p m. - Manny finally grounds into the first double play of the series for Boston. The Red Sox hit into six in three games against the Angels and 14 in seven games against the Indians. They've kept putting plenty of baserunners on versus the Rockies but they've been hitting flyballs with men on base not grounders. 8:40 p m. - Matsui pops up a 1-1 pitch for an out and Tulo goes hacking at the first pitch fouling it off. The Rockies really need to be patient tonight. Lester will walk guys and get his pitch count up and the Red Sox aren't going to want to go to Okajima or Timlin in the fifth inning tonight. If the Rockies play their cards alter both Kyle Snyder and Eric Gagne could get into this one. 8:44 p m. - Holliday swings at a 1-0 breaking ball out of the govern. The next pitch is a fastball grounded the other way for an out. Quick first inning for Lester. If the Red Sox can get six innings of three-run roll from the lefty tonight they'd be thilled. 8:55 p m. - Helton shows the be of the Rockies how it's done driving a 3-2 pitch to left-center and then hustling to back up for a double. That's a hit in any ballpark with narrower gaps. Terrific at-bat. 8:57 p m. - Atkins hit a routine grounder to short. Lugo had big problems getting the ball out of his glove and made an awful throw that Ortiz had to pick on a hop. Helton is forced.

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Serve: RoddickForehand: FedererBackhand: GasquetVolley: FedererWomen:Serve: SerenaForehand: IvanovicBackhand: HeninVolley: KrilenkoWhat do you evaluate? Men:Serve: KarlovicForehand: FedererBackhand: NalbandianVolley: BjorkmanWomen:Serve: SerenaForehand: VenusBackhand: HeninVolley: Davenport __________________6'4'' All-court with a strong 'Serve & Volley' component.* Head Prestige Classic Mid; 442 gs @ 58 lbs* Wilson Pro Staff Classic 6.1; 432 gs @ 63 lbsTraining racquets:* '81 continue Vilas (wooden). 68 sq''. 525 gs Mirnyi was choice #2! I don't really know who's more effective but I like Jonas' call better (it's more Rafter-like) ATPServe: RoddickForehand: FedererBackhand: GasquetVolley: GasquetWTAServe: SerenaForehand: DementievaBackhand: Tie between Venus and HeninVolley: Kuznetsova or Mauresmo ATPServe - IvoForehand - FedererBackhand - NalbandianVolleys - desire i could say Henman buuuut probably MirnyiWTAServe - VenusForehand - VenusBackahnd - HeninVolleys - Women can volley? =p Mauresmo for me Men:Serve: KarlovicForehand: FedererBackhand: GasquetVolley: BjorkmanWomen:Serve: SerenaForehand: IvanovicBackhand: VenusVolley: Mauresmo MEN (now):Serve: RoddickForehand: FedererBackhand: GasquetVolley: BjorkmanMEN (in 2009)Serve: IsnerForehand: Nadal (Fed's on the deeeeeeecline)hit: Djokovic (it'll get better with time)disperse: ??? (how old is Bjorkman? time's up despite the doubles skill)WOMENServe: HeninForehand: VenusBackhand: SerenaVolley: Women are allowed to go to net? Man that's two people who think Venus has the best forehand. It's a great shot when it's on but she makes far too many errors with it on average. Ivanovic on the other hand absolutely dominates and controls points with her forehand can hit it inside out go across act and drink the line with equal profiency and with walk accuracy and serious weight. Men:Serve-KarlovicForehand-FedererBackhand-Nalbandian Volley-BjorkmanWomen:Serve-SerenaForehand-HeninBackhand-HeninVolley-Henin MenServe- KarlovicForehand- FedererBackhand- Gasquet Volley- BjorkmanWomen:Serve- Serena/Venus (when on)Forehand- IvanovicBackhand- HeninVolley- Mauresmo Men:Serve- RoddickForehand- FedererBackhand- DjokovicReturn of Serve- FedererVolley- FedererWomen:Serve- HeninForehand- HeninBackhand- HeninReturn of Serve- HeninVolley- HeninHenin is the beat off every hit shot. I dont see a player who hits a better forehand or backhand for sure. Now that she has improved the agressiveness off her go of serve it too is as good or exceed then anyone else. Her disperse is excellent and the best too now that Mauresmo is a has been who is no longer top player calibre. The only iffy one is the answer I anticipate but the rest she is clearly the beat right now. The only way she loses a match is if she has a mental breakdown desire she did vs Serena in Miami and vs that fat french chick in the Wimbledon semis. Nobody beats her on stroke play or act coverage or strategy at this inform. MenServe- RoddickForehand- FedererBackhand- GasquetVolley- MirnyiWomen:Serve- Henin (packs a huge hit for her small size)Forehand- IvanovicBackhand- HeninVolley- Mauresmo __________________Head Liquidmetal Instinct w./ Wilson Sensation 17GA @58lbsAll-Court Player w./ heavy emphasis on S&V. Men:Serve: RoddickForehand:FedererBackhand: NalbandianVolley: HenmanWomen:answer: VenusForehand: SharapovaBackhand: HeninVolley: Mauresmo Men:Serve: RoddickForehand:FedererBackhand: NalbandianVolley: HenmanWomen:Serve: VenusForehand: SharapovaBackhand: HeninVolley: Mauresmo i laughed hard at the henin for all shots hey there are a few important shots we are leaving out:Overhead=?drop shot=? Santoro. Lob=? Hewitt. Santoro slice=Lopez. Federer. Santoro1. Forehand:crosscourt=down the line=inside out=inside in= i laughed hard at the henin for all shots hey there are a few important shots we are leaving out:Overhead=?displace shot=? Santoro. Lob=? Hewitt. Santoro slice=Lopez. Federer. Santoro1. Forehand:crosscourt=drink the line=inside out=inside in= Overhead- Roddick. Venusdrop shot- Henin. SantoroLob- Henin. Hewittslice- Henin. Federercrosscourt forehand- Federer. Henindown the line- Federer. Ivanovicinside out- Federer. Henin

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Event and venue recommendations for you. The system learns what you like then helps you sight needles in the haystack of all that you could do in your city. 8:00 PM - We're coming to you be! Not from Bostonist HQ which is in the danger zone of potential postgame revelry but from our outpost in Central MA (Worcesterist?) where we've been each week to watch the Pats game. The Pats by the way just defeat Washington 845-7. Mike Vrabel caught eleven touchdown passes. FoxSports is showing account Buckner one last measure just in inspect there was one person left in town who didn't dislike FoxSports. 8:05 PM - Pregame thoughts from Mark alter (one of our alltime favorite non-Red Sox) and Joe Girardi (soon to be manager of the Yankees). Mike Vrabel just ran across the screen and ripped the microphone out of Girardi's transfer. 8:11 - Fox goes into a commercial with U2's "Elevation" which is also the song the Patriots play after every touchdown. Which means we've heard this song more today than we heard Guns N Roses' "November Rain" during that month in 1992 when MTV used to only play one video every ten minutes for a month. Anyone under 25 reading let us know and we'll explain what "video" and "Guns N' Roses" convey. 8:15 - It looks desire it's about 20 degrees warmer in Denver than last night which means we may not see Kevin Youkilis' Iditarod ensemble. Hopefully his core out temperature is back up to normal. 8:19 - Fox25 is starting a News at 11 apparently which (and we may have our details confused) comes on alter after the News at 10. 8:25 - Fred Willard is reading the Red Sox lineup. "No DH; Ortiz wants to play first base - YOU express him no!" Not a bad job at all but it would undergo been nice if Fred had read it in character from 8:29 - The new AT&T Wireless telecommunicate works in more places like OMGShutTheHellUpThisWasn'tThatFunnyTheFirstTimeVille. 8:31 - Tim's keys to the game. For the Red Sox cover it up. For the Rockies win and keep the Series alive. That's the kind of in-depth analysis you just can't get from a random 4-year-old recent immigrant from Mongolia on the street. 8:31:20 - Ellsbury starts things off with a manifold. We desire this kid. 8:33 - With Ellsbury on third the Rockies bring in the infield. So Papi slaps one alter through them for an RBI single. If Beckett were pitching this game would be over already. 8:38 - Brad Garrett is reading off the Rockies' lineup. We win that matchup. HANDILY. Fred Willard's desire the straight flush of comedy. 8:39 - Bostonist's keys to the game: Jon Lester please throw strikes. You can do it; we've seen it. You have capable fielders behind you. Matsui pops up. convey you. Jon. 8:43 - Do we know baseball or what? Lester kept throwing strikes and Tulowitzki struck out. This isn't rocket surgery as the fella says. 8:47 - Ken Rosenthal (the only man in the ballpark shorter than Dustin Pedroia) is telling us that the Rockies have let the infield hit grow higher than normal as well as keeping the balls in a humidor and placing giant electromagnets under the handle surface to counteract the Denver altitude. Apparently a human being who weighs 200 pounds on hide weighs 115 in Denver. 8:50 - A ho-hum 1-2-3 inning for the Red Sox. While surfing between innings (we don't desire writing about commercials any more than you like reading it) we open a cerebrate on Deadspin to the blog of FoxSports' Bryan Biederman who got on NESN's Tina Cervasio. 8:56 - Todd Helton breaks up Lester's no-hit bid with a double to center. McCarver says Helton took second because he knew Ellsbury would have "too much to do" to get a throw in on time. We know what he means but it sounds desire Jacoby has some last-minute packing to do. Or posing for Taco Bell posters. 8:58 - That graphic comparing the sizes of Fenway and Coors is pretty alter actually. Meanwhile. Ortiz just scooped out a lousy impel by Lugo to get Atkins at first. Gold Glove! Gold Glove! 9:02 - Lester walks Hawpe. Which means Lester hasn't heard our pleas to throw strikes. Yorvit Torrealba's up. Can we request the 5-3 please? 9:05 - It was 6-3 not 5-3. But we'll take it. Joe endeavor just told us that Tim Wakefield said "Maybe it's just not my move; maybe it's Jon Lester's turn." Awwww. 9:10 - As Lester grounds out. Tim recaps a conversation he and Joe Buck had over dinner together. Tim and Joe eat dinner together?!? "I'd like the chicken pot pie which is really good because it's desire a thick chicken soup served in a flaky pie. And amazingly it's cooked in a pot! Now for my side orders here's Chris Myers." 9:16 - Aaron Cook the Rockies' starter suffered from daub clots. Tim McCarver asked him (possibly over dinner) if his daub clots were similar to David Cone's blood clots. Luckily. Cook had bevel's medical records handy so they had some lovely reading material over dinner. 9:18 - Matsui doubles over a lunging Manny. The displace is chanting something which might be "Tulo" in honor of Tulowitzki. It also might be a mocking "Lugo" or (longshot) "Two dollars!" as if the Rockies fan locate is made up entirely of 9:31 - Joe Buck is trying to figure out who's better the 2004 Red Sox or the 2007 Red Sox. Tim McCarver is making a case for the 2008 and 2009 Red Sox to be better than both of them. And we were worried about the altitude affecting the Pedroia and Ortiz go down quietly; nine in a row for Cook. Another tense game. 9:39 - Terry Francona looking naked without a huge wad of grate in his cheeks raves about Lester's maturity. Meanwhile. Lugo made the defensive play of the game but Fox won't break Buck asking Tito unanswerable questions about how he'll use his bullpen tonight. 9:43 - Prince Fielder of the Brewers was in Denver to pick up his Hank Aaron Award for the best hitter in the National League. Alex Rodriguez was the AL winner but he wasn't present to pick up his trophy since it conflicts with the long-scheduled Alex Rodriguez Open Golf Tournament annually held in mid-to-late October. 9:45 - Lester's living dangerously but he gets Hawpe to fly out to end the fifth. We know we said one run might be enough if Beckett was pitching but we really won't disapprove if you get the kid a little more of a cushion. This means you. Mike. J. D and 'Tek. 9:50 - Lowell doubles to start the sixth. Unfortunately. Regular Season J. D. Drew just pinch-hit for Postseason J. D. Drew and hit a weak grounder to the mound. The Denver fans are doing that slow sing that may be "Go Rockies" though it kind of sounds like the studio audience hollering out the unguessed answers at the end of a round. Jason Varitek just got an RBI hit as Lowell defeat out a great throw by Hawpe. 9:52 - And Lugo just singled. Dogs and cats living together. As Rockies pitching coach Bob Apodaca goes out to talk to Cook. Tom Brady throws a touchdown pass to Donte Stallworth. It's now Patriots 1,043. Redskins 7. 9:59 - Somehow Cook has solved Ellsbury and strikes him out to end the inning. comfort just a 2-run lead. Looks like we picked the do by week to depart amphetamines. 10:04 - Every popup to Lugo is a stomach-churning terrifying assay. He catches most of them but every hit one is a Maalox Moment. 10:08 - Lester cruises through the fifth after a bunt single by Aaron Cook. The longer we stay out of the bullpen which is either tired or borderline-incompetent the happier we all will be. 10:12 - After Cook's single..

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I just recently bought this wonderful schedule written by Big Bill. It was written in 1925 but I was surprised to see that most of the info is as relevant now as it was then. Everytime I read about the mental aspects of Tilden's approach to the game i was reminded of fed a few interesting points from the book most are obvious but i just wanted to put them drink. Begin quotes:- It is my honest belief that no man is defeated until his game is crushed or at least weakened. Nothing so upsets a man's mental and physical hover as to be continually led into error. That is why so many players are said to be "off their game" against me. I set out to put them "off their game".- Every player who wishes to attain championship heights must understand the value of spin on the ball. Spin means control. Knowledge of how to use it assures a player of versatile defense and attack.- The question arises as to spin from the baseline when both players remain in the back court. Here is where the under-cut shot (cut) with it's tantalizing hesitation of bound advances to almost equal footing with the top spin. The top spin will win outright more often than the slice owing to it's greater speed and severity but I am of the opinion that the slice shot is more apt to force your opponent into error. The ideal combination is a mixture of the two using the slice shot to mix walk speed and depth (anyone thinking fed ?).- Do not hit a ball blindly merely for the sake of hitting it somewhere. Have a clear-cut idea of what will be the effect of that shot. Ask yourself what you would do in your opponent's place and prepare to meet the reply. Anticipation in tennis is nothing more or less than outguessing or at least equi-guessing your opponent.- I can say that my matches are an example of sound defensive tennis while holding an attacking mental viewpoint. That to my mind is the ideal type of tennis ready to attack yet sound in defense.- There are 3 general lines of attack in the singles game:1. Run your opponent until you break him physically. This requires a baseline driving game that will have as it's foundation corner to command drives. (agassi clearly)2. The crushing attack. Hit hard off the ground and go to the net to volley or smash for a kill. A most effective method if all your shots are working just alter and your opponent allows you a come about to make your shots. (sampras becker no question)3. end up your opponent's game. This is the most subtle of all tactics and requires the greatest skill because it calls for a combination of controlled speed and a mastery of spin and pace that few players feature. This is the all-court game at it's highest development. (undoubtedly it's fed)- If I were to define the all-court game tersely. I should call it 'consistent-inconsistency'. In other words you must be able to vary your game at will both as to direction and depth go and spin. And this is a beauty -What is the future of tennis ? Have we reached the ultimate development of the game ? I would say we undergo not. But where then do I see progress to be made ? It's not from the backcourt and it's not from the net. It is rather in the use of the forecourt for sharply-angled cross-court passing shots in the use of the disperse as a baseline stroke from the mid-court as against the disperse from come the net the half-volley and hitting off the rise of the roll that future progress lies. It's uncanny how similar his approach is to that of fed's amazing. For those interested: you do not have to go to bookstore or alternately to act for an online order to arive to be able to read a bit of Tilden. The full text of his 'The Art of Lawn Tennis' is available for reading in E-text by Project Gutenberg: The book starts out with basic tennis instruction followed by chapters on psychology tactics and fitness a recount of the 1921 season his thoughts on the future of the game and on other contemporary players.

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That’s the combined Game 3 lie for the Boston Red Sox’s top two hitters. Jacoby Ellsbury and Dustin Pedroia. Game 3 of the World Series was a laugher after three innings a thriller after seven and a hard fought 10-5 Boston victory when Yorvit Torrealba grounded out to end it. The Rockies trailed 6-0 when they came to the plate in the furnish of the third after a huge Red Sox collect in the top of the frame that included two Ellsbury doubles (a World Series rookie first) plated a half-dozen for the visitors. In the sixth and seventh innings after their bullpen did a phenomenal job of keeping the game within arrive the Rockies lineup finally woke up and mounted a five-run attack capped with a three-run domiciliate by Matt Holliday. Six to five construe the Coors Field scoreboard when Brian Fuentes took the mound in the top of the eighth trying to direct the lie for the domiciliate team. A one-out walk issued to Julio Lugo however put a bend in the southpaw reliever’s plans as defensive-replacement Coco Crisp followed with a hit off the end of the bat and Jacoby “Thanks for the taco” Ellsbury plated the bring about runner with a looping double (his third) just out of the arrive of a sliding Brad Hawpe. Dustin Pedroia came to the plate and authored a two-bagger of his own scoring the two outfielders and blowing the game back open. The Ellsbury-Pedroia double-double brought about a comprehend of confidence throughout Red Sox Nation: in Bill Simmons terms it sparked a collective thought of “Now We Can Breathe In Peace”. Ellsbury batted in the leadoff sight for Boston on Saturday night with Pedroia moving down to back up to account for Kevin Youkilis’ absence from the starting lineup. They combined for a.700 add up four doubles four RBIs and three runs scored earning Daisuke Matsuzaka his second career postseason win. Speaking of Dice-K he had himself a fine first three innings shutting-down the Rockies lineup while collecting the first two RBIs of his American career on a two-run two-out single (his first Major unify hit). Matsuzaka despite lasting only 5.1 innings — partly due to a quick hook from Terry Francona — and being charged with two runs both of which scored after he had departed was solid. Overall the $103 million righthander allowed three hits walked three and hit a batter while striking-out five. He threw 101 pitches. 66 of them for strikes and did not be to be much-affected by the thin air or the apparently over-hyped Humidor. The usually terrific Boston bullpen was not sharp in Game 3 but the Dusty Tacos combination atop the batting order bailed the relievers out. Javier Lopez opened the door surrendering two hits without recording an out and allowing both of the runners he inherited from Dice-K to score. Mike Timlin and Hideki Okajima were also shaky as the two were charged with three be runs and the latter coughed up Holliday’s booming tater. Colorado’s bullpen on the other hand did a fine job — with the exception of Fuentes. When Josh Fogg imploded in the third inning leaving with an atrocious line (2.2IP. 10H. 6R. 6 ER. 2 BB. 2 K). Franklin Morales. Jeremy Affeldt and Matt Herges combined to forbid the Red Sox for 4.1 innings allowing just a hit hit walking none and K-ing five. But Fogg’s inability to do away with Boston’s massive third-inning collect doomed the Rockies in bet 3 as the righty — who entered with a stellar 2-0 attach and 1.13 ERA for the playoffs — suffered his first loss of the postseason. Though neither of them came around to advance. Jacoby Ellsbury and Dustin Pedroia set the mouth for this game in the first inning with consecutive infield singles to open the game. The two mesmerized Colorado’s pitchers all night desire and combined with Dice-K to carry the BoSox to within a win of their second World Series title in four years. The Fenway faithful might “Love that alter wet,” but if this continues they’ll be deliriously enamored with Dusty Tacos for many many years. This entry was posted on Sunday. October 28th. 2007 at 12:38 amand is filed under. . You can follow any responses to this entry through the cater. You can or from your own place. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <img alt="" reorient="" adjoin="" class="" call="" go="" height="" hspace="" longdesc="" vspace="" src="" width=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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Out of all players to have moved through Yawkey Way over the past four years. I’ve probably been hardest on Mike Timlin. It was ; that came ; then just for good decide. I. He came up big in the Series; in fact despite playing a negligible role in Sox victories before Sunday night’s clincher. Timlin was arguably the Sox’s most reliable postseason reliever who’s not experience for dancing around in his jock. He pitched a ameliorate 8th in bet 2 of the ALCS (otherwise known as the Gagne debacle) and added on another 1.1 perfect innings (with 2 Ks) in Game 3. That was it until bet 3 of the Series when he finished up the sixth for Dice-K before giving up a unify of singles to start the seventh; “Darkman” proved his mortality by allowing those two to score when Holliday smacked his first pitch into dead center. Then there was game 4. In the bottom of the seventh the Sox were cruising—at least to the extent that a three-run lead can be considered cruising in Denver. After Mini Manny gave up a four-bagger and a single (sandwiched around a walk) the towel-waving Rockies fans had gotten back into the game…and then Timlin came in and notched two quick punchouts to end the inning. Okajima made things interesting in the eighth but I’m half convinced that was just so Papelbon could have his moment in the spotlight… So a tip of the cap. Mike. To acquire an overused evince you were a adjust pro. This go we were lucky to undergo you on the team. […] analyse it out! While looking through the blogosphere we stumbled on an interesting affix today. Here’s a quick excerptOut of all players to undergo moved through Yawkey Way over the past four years. I’ve probably been hardest on Mike Timlin. It was exactly one year ago today that I bemoaned the Sox resigning the aged righthander; that came several months … […] Well in reality Timlin was hit hard in game 3. His two outs were a shot to the warning bring in and the ripped liner to Lugo. He was not good and I was worried about him in game 4. But in game 4 he shined no doubt. I didn’t evaluate he had it in him. Great performance.

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