Earlier in the game, [Boston pitcher Bill] Lee had thrown his slow curve, a lollipop of a pitch that peaked at about ten feet off the ground and then dropped gently into the strike zone.... Doggie was mesmerized, and he could not unleash his swing. Full Article at Red Reporter :: A Cincinnati Reds Blog

If Andy Pettitte wins tonight, a lot of people are going to say a lot of nice things about him. Full Article at ESPN

You can now stream Bill Lee's film: live for free. The film came out in 2006 and is now available to watch online in its entirety. Below is a description of the film. Approaching 60, Lee is still a fierce competitor on the field. Full Article at Sports Blogs

Out of the night, when the full moon is bright, comes the horseman known as Zorro. Full Article at AndresonVision

October 23, 2009 - The Frontier League has announced that Deputy Commissioner and General Counsel Kevin Rouch will be stepping down from his position with the League to return full-time to his law practice. Full Article at Our Sports Central

The Results from the Noordhoek Race that took place on Sunday 18 October 2009 in a fresh westerly: Chinook; Bill Lee - 2:59:26 Tikalox II; Rob Smith - 3:03:06 Jouster; Richard Rath - 3:09:17 Proteus; Chris Cox - 3:14:18 Sea Mole; A. Hautman -... Full Article at Sailing News For Sailors

Bill Lee was interviewed by Kevin Kernan of the NY Post over the weekend and he had some interesting things to say about how David Ortiz ended his power drought earlier this season: "I design my own bats, and I get the wood to Nokona and they make it... Full Article at Sports Blogs

Former Red Sox lefty Bill Lee — currently involved in wood bat manufacturing for Nokona (”If these kids use these bats when they are 8 years old, when they turn 16, they don’t have to shoot themselves in the [butt] with a needle”) — continues to be a... Full Article at Can't Stop The Bleeding

In addition to commenting on new ballparks, his dislike for the DH, and capitalism, Lee had this to say about Joba Chamberlain: “They’ve already ruined him,” Lee said. Full Article at Sports Blogs

WHEN Bill Lee pitched, he often was at loggerheads with the baseball establishment. So it's no surprise that he's become a logger. Full Article at New York Post

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Two men inspecting windows at a southeast Portland home may be responsible for a burglary that occurred two days later. Full Article at KPTV