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BASEBALL Papelbon honored by local baseball writers Closer Jonathan Papelbon has been selected Red Sox Fireman of the Year in voting by the Boston chapter of the Baseball Writers Assn. of America. Full Article at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Road closures and other transportation advisories for the week of Nov. 22: On Sunday, the Everett Street on-ramp in Chelsea will close from 6 a.m. to noon. Full Article at Boston Globe
Former Boston Red Sox baseball player Johnny Pesky speaks to fellow mourners after the funeral service for former Boston Red Sox baseball center fielder Dom DiMaggio at St. Paul Catholic Church in Wellesley, Mass. Monday, May 11, 2009. View Photo »
Baseball has had a long relationship with veterans ... Some of our greatest players - Ted Williams and Bob Feller to name just a couple - have served their country in the armed forces in time of conflict. What we're doing is just a small gesture, but we felt it was important to let our Stateline vets kn...
RT fishwisconsin: "When you are on the river, ocean or in the woods, you are the closest to the truth you'll ever get" -Jack Leonard # Angler catches 37 YEAR OLD lake trout… http://bit.ly/V80C1 # The "About Freakin' Time" Department: Ted Williams' Full Article at Trout Underground
Where is the next Ted Williams, the next guy who can hit a ball at .400 or better for a season? Nowhere in sight. Professional baseball has swapped intuition for science over the last forty years. It has been an unqualified failure. Full Article at Sports Blogs
The Brooklyn and Los Angles Dodgers had only two managers from 1954 to 1996; the Boston Red Sox had only three left fielders from 1939 to 1989. Full Article at The Sag Harbor Express
Former Boston Red Sox baseball player Johnny Pesky, center, leaves with fellow mourners after the funeral service for former Boston Red Sox baseball center fielder Dom DiMaggio at St. Paul Catholic Church in Wellesley, Mass. Monday, May 11, 2009. View Photo »
As for what he’s going to do when he gets bored ... like Ted Williams said, ‘You can only fish so much.’ He’s staying busy ... He’s made some good investments (in land) and may decide to get into real estate.
Each and every week we see bad coaching decisions in the NFL, but never, and I mean never, have I seen one as dumb as the decision Patriots coach Bill Belichick made Sunday night against the Indianapolis Colts. Full Article at CBS Sports
The greats of many sports had a rival who served as a constant measuring stick. Ted Williams had Joe DiMaggio. Wilt Chamberlain had Bill Russell. Muhammad Ali had Joe Frazier. Jimmy Connors had John McEnroe. Now Brady and Manning have each other. Full Article at FOX Sports
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Former Boston Red Sox baseball player Johnny Pesky speaks to fellow mourners after the funeral service for former Boston Red Sox baseball center fielder Dom DiMaggio at St. Paul Catholic Church in Wellesley, Mass. Monday, May 11, 2009.
View Photo »Former Boston Red Sox baseball player Johnny Pesky, center, leaves with fellow mourners after the funeral service for former Boston Red Sox baseball center fielder Dom DiMaggio at St. Paul Catholic Church in Wellesley, Mass. Monday, May 11, 2009.
View Photo »Widow Emily DiMaggio is accompanied by her grandson, Alex DiMaggio, left, after the funeral service at St. Paul Catholic Church for former Boston Red Sox baseball center fielder Dom DiMaggio in Wellesley, Mass. Monday, May 11, 2009.
View Photo »Pallbearers carry the flag-draped casket of former Boston Red Sox baseball center fielder Dom DiMaggio out of St. Paul Catholic Church after his funeral service in Wellesley, Mass. Monday, May 11, 2009. DiMaggio, 92, died Friday morning a fter a bout with pneumonia.
View Photo »Former Boston Red Sox player Jim Rice, left, smiles next to Red Sox president and CEO Larry Lucchino, right, after a news conference at Boston's Fenway Park, Monday, Jan. 12, 2009, held to announce that Rice was elected to the baseball Hall of Fame.
View Photo »Former Boston Red Sox baseball player Jim Rice, left, receives a hug from Red Sox President and CEO Larry Lucchino, right, after a news conference at Boston's Fenway Park, Monday, Jan. 12, 2009, to announce that Rice was elected to the baseball Hall of Fame.
View Photo »Former Boston Red Sox baseball player Johnny Pesky, center, leaves with fellow mourners after the funeral service for former Boston Red Sox baseball center fielder Dom DiMaggio at St. Paul Catholic Church in Wellesley, Mass. Monday, May 11, 2009.
View Photo »Baseball has had a long relationship with veterans ... Some of our greatest players - Ted Williams and Bob Feller to name just a couple - have served their country in the armed forces in time of conflict. What we're doing is just a small gesture, but we felt it was important to let our Stateline vets kn...
As for what he’s going to do when he gets bored ... like Ted Williams said, ‘You can only fish so much.’ He’s staying busy ... He’s made some good investments (in land) and may decide to get into real estate.
If Giselle Bundchen does that same thing to Brady ... she doesn’t get flagged. She gets pregnant. By golly, I’ve seen more abuse to the cryogenically frozen head of baseball great Ted Williams go unpunished.
Workers at an Arizona cryonics facility mutilated the frozen head of baseball legend Ted Williams - even using it for a bizarre batting practice, a new tell-all book claims.
Jack and I played together at that Masters and he reached the (par-5) 15th in two ... He got booed. Maybe it was only 10 percent of the fans there, but if they had done it to Ted Williams he would have given them the finger. Jack just looked at me and said, 'Someday those fans will be cheering for me.' ...
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