Posts in category Losing Makes Us Angry

The 2020 Red Sox season is officially circling the bowl. We’re just a dozen games from the final flush and with the Celtics in the …

You may look at the Red Sox’ current situation and say that they are a team in full free-fall, their brightest star traded away to …

It’s pretty to obvious to anyone watching the 2020 Red Sox that the team has either opted to tank for the sake of better draft …

I’ll come right out and say it: I’m not a hockey fan. I’ve followed the Bruins from a safe distance and could barely tell you …

Let’s get one thing straight right off the bat: I love the ladies. Hell, there’s nothing I love more than grabbing a couple six packs …

This was supposed to be the night the Sox clinched the AL East. And not just closing out the division, but doing it on Yankees …

Look, Alex Cora didn’t just fall off the turnip truck and end up on Lansdowne. The man won a World Series with the Red Sox …

This one had the makings of an off night for the Red Sox. David Price leaves after giving up four runs in the first. Sox …

As much as I will never, ever forget the Red Sox’ 2004 season and the profoundly uplifting effect it has had on my life and …

Everything you needed to know about the Red Sox’ chances in the ALDS were painfully apparent in the first inning of game one. That’s when …

Back in the day, whenever Pedro Martinez got lit up, I figured the opposing team was up to some bullshit. Like they stumbled upon his …

Even a casual glance at the archives of this blog — going all the way back to 2004, people — will reveal at least 45 …

The wheels keep falling off the Red Sox wagon. Porcello can’t buy a win. The offense never comes through in the clutch. X and Jackie …

Let me start off by saying that there is never a bad time to be at Fenway Park. In fact, if I could pick any …

Remember whenever David Ortiz would lumber around first and start hauling ass to second base as the outfielder collected the ball? Remember the fear that …

Remember when Pedro Martinez would face the Yankees back in the day? Guy brought his “A” game every time he stepped to the mound, but …

Yesterday’s loss to the Tigers was a ballbuster. Not because it snapped a gorgeous six game winning streak and ruined a rare decent start from …

I can’t think of too many things worse than splitting a four game series with the Minnesota Twins. Maybe getting an enema with Frank’s hot …

About a decade ago, when I was being dragged pantsless out of the Four Seasons after 15 too many rum and Cokes, I remember the …

No need to beat around the bush here. Let’s just call last night’s gut-wrenching, 2-1 loss to the Twins what is was: the single worst …

There’s one thing I’ve learned about Craig Kimbrel during his brief tenure with the Red Sox. And that is you never, ever, ever, ever, ever, …

Last night, the Red Sox took whatever shards of pride they had left after June, collected them in a neat little pile, then drove a …

Worst loss of the year? Hell, yeah. We can call this the worst loss of the year. Because any time your team has the bases …

Suddenly, May seems like a long time ago. You remember May, don’t you? That was when the Red Sox went a crisp 18-10, put up …

I had the pleasure of chatting with Tony Mazz on the Baseball Reporters this evening. He was asking who is to blame for last night’s …

Man, that win would have meant so much. The Red Sox would have remained in first and taken two-out-of-three from the Jays. Instead, we’re looking …

Last night was the type of night we had in mind when we signed David Price. Coming off two miserable losses in Baltimore. Dropping sole …

Going into tonight’s series finale against Baltimore, the Red Sox had been outscored 45-43 in the last seven games. With all the talk of the …

Apparently not content to let Clay Buchholz and Joe Kelly shit on our dreams individually, the stars (and Red Sox management) aligned to have both …

I don’t wanna talk about Craig Kimbrel or any of our relievers. The only takeaways I have interest in are as follows: 1. David Ortiz …

Yes, I should have typed a game recap last night. But I was too damn tired after watching Clay stumble through yet another start, blowing …

In baseball, there is nothing more infuriating than an umpire’s shitty call costing your team the game. If the Red Sox have to take a …

The Sox dropped the Marathon Monday game in a creative and painful way. Let your ex-closer flounder around until the game is tied and the …

I’m old enough to remember back when Big Lee Smith gave up a game-winning home run in his Red Sox debut back in 1988, so …

In the afterglow of David Price’s masterful performance on opening day, it was easy to forget that outside of Price and closer Craig Kimbrel, our …