Posted in Baseball, Family, General, Life, Sports on Apr 27th, 2007 710 Comments »
Take Gary Thorne, John, Jack Joe or whatever his first name is, Heyman, Karen Vescey, Woody Paige, CHB, Jay Marriotti, Bill Plaschke, and a host of other people that litter the media landscape, and put them all on an island somewhere.
Does anyone stop reading their newspapers? Watching the shows they appear on? The answer to [...]
Posted in Baseball, Games, Sports on Apr 25th, 2007 122 Comments »
I’ll try and grab some Q & A from the last post over the next few days if time permits (which it does more so on the road than at home).
So what did we learn from the Yanks series? They can hit. So can we. Mariano, like every other reliever in baseball, can have issues [...]
Posted in Baseball, Games, Sports on Apr 21st, 2007 141 Comments »
As bad as not throwing well can feel in a game like tonight’s, the win negates pretty much any negatives you might otherwise take away. What a job by an entire cast of guys. Kyle ending the 8th by keeping the bases loaded and not letting the game get out of hand was the first big [...]
Posted in 38 Studios, Baseball, Family, Games, General, Life, Sports on Apr 18th, 2007 103 Comments »
Congratulations to my wife Shonda who completed her third Boston Marathon in 4:53. She never stopped, ran the whole way for the first time as well. I can’t fathom the mental grind they go through to complete this race (nor will I ever) but kudos to all those who finished the race. More importantly the [...]
Posted in Baseball, Games, Life, Sports on Apr 14th, 2007 156 Comments »
Quick note! Shonda and Team Shade are running the Boston Marathon tomorrow to raise money and awareness for the Shade Foundation which promotes skin cancer awareness and prevention. If you would like to donate please do so at http://www.active.com/donate/shadebostonteam07/schilling
Thanks!
Felix Hernandez is good. Wow. I remember watching Dwight Gooden when he first came into the big leagues and [...]
Q-Regarding Papelbon, from your standpoint, how important is it to know that there is somebody like him who can just come in and save virtually any game, compared to the thought of having him in the rotation (provided he would perform similarly as a SP)? Does it give you any kind of boost when pitching [...]
Posted in Baseball, Family, Games, Life, Sports on Apr 9th, 2007 222 Comments »
All things considered this trip could have been worse. Offensively we aren’t even close to clicking yet we still managed to break even on the road. Jon Papelbon was incredible last night. It’s not what he did as much as it is how he did it and who he did it against. I’d bet that [...]
Posted in 38 Studios, Baseball, Family, Games, General, Life, Sports on Apr 5th, 2007 153 Comments »
Typing this as we fly down to Arlington for the weekend.
Wanted to quickly mention that 38 Studios has launched our official corporate web site, which can be found at www.38studios.com . If you haven’t checked it out please do, and when you do run your mouse cursor over munch. Thanks to the people at Mediaboom [...]
Posted in Baseball, General, Sports on Apr 2nd, 2007 350 Comments »
Not sure where to even start. Two words sum it up best, no command. Can’t remember a game where I couldn’t make adjustments but today was certainly one of those. Not so much the secondary pitches but no fastball command is not something that happens much, if at all, over an entire game (even if [...]
