Who ever would have thought that the problem would not be his pitching, but the inability of the Red Sox to score any runs?
Last night, Daisuke Matsuzaka got his second no decision in a game in which he only allowed one run. He’s also taken three, count-em THREE losses this season in which he only [...]
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Matsuzaka
Posted in Baseball, Major League Baseball on August 11, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Just to play devil’s advocate.
Posted in Baseball, Major League Baseball on August 9, 2007 | 2 Comments »
If anyone tries to pull this common argument on you …
“Barry Bonds’ power peak coming at age 37 was unprecedented in baseball history”
…use this as a response.
Other players who’s biggest homer years came at age 37 or later:
Tony Gwynn – 17 at age 37 and 16 at age 38. His two peak years.
Paul Molitor – [...]
random things
Posted in Cinema and Film, History, Life in general, Major League Baseball, Webster Edgerly, television on April 9, 2007 | 4 Comments »
As there’s little time right now for any ‘real’ updates (thanks to end of semester workloads), here’s a quickie on some things I’ve been doing.
1. Things are going fine with Jennifer. For anyone who’s wondering. Though there’s little time to do anything particularly unpredictable or new.
2. My research paper / first chapter of work on [...]
