Don Chavez

Is it just me, or did Manny Ramirez just pull the all-time greatest real world “Office Space”?

In true unresearched blogger fashion, I’m posting these photos assuming they were taken after the Red Sox won the World Series last year. I’d love to think that there’s a party like this after every game, but I think that might be a stretch. Or maybe they do this after every game, minus Rene Russo

But does it really matter? Check out how blasted Tek is. I wonder how Big Papi ended up on his shoulders. Did Tek ask for it, or did Big Papi demand that the Captain take him for a ride around the bar.

Clay “Buck Wild” Buchholz has been down in Pawtucket working on his arm slot, with hopes of rejoining the Red Sox sooner rather than later. If you ask me though, this kid has boy band written all over him. Not because I think he can sing, but because he and his buddies already have the douchey group photo pose down perfect. They could call themselves “Buck Wild and the Claymations”.

From the blog Roto-World comes the story of a group of guys who love porn and the Red Sox. Said guys go to a Sox game and sit behind the bull pen. One guy just happens to have a stack of 4×6 glossies of his ex-wife in his pocket (who doesn’t at Fenway?) and decides to share them with his friends. Before you know it, one of the pictures gets airmailed into the bullpen and a bond is formed. Jonathon Papelbon and the rest of the bullpen crew couldn’t be happier and return the favor with the ball pictured above.

It must have been a full moon over Fenway Park last night. Just an hour or so before the Celtics tipped off, Boston fans were treated to a one round sparring match between the Red Sox and the Devil Rays.

My favorite part of this fight is the fact that James Shields flips is hat off after Coco takes off his helmet. Now I can understand the helmet removal. That was Coco’s way of saying “I ain’t no pussy. I don’t need no helmet to cover my dome.” For Shields though, I think it was full blown panic mode.

I’ve never grasped the concept of fans running onto the field during a ball game. If there is a significant amount of money on the line (I’m talking 5 figures) then it’s understandable. If you doing it just to get the attention of 30,000 people you’re a douchebag and deserve to have this happen to you.

I don’t think there’s much for me to say about this, other than, when will NESN start broadcasting like this?


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