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A few thoughts while typing with my right and and furiously refreshing 38 pitches with my left...

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So, turns out I didn't read much Sox news today. As great as Curt was, I didn't want to read about a near no-no. Anyways, Surviving Grady and Basegirl both did kick ass jobs recapping last night. Oh, and Katie and I had an IM conversation, and then exact contents showed up on Soxaholix . Because, I guess all great minds of RSN think alike. My favorite line from SG, Anyway, tonight we head to Areezonah where Beckett goes for number 9. Let's hope the bats show up. Especially Lugo's, as he's my second favorite player on the team. Of course, my first favorite is every other Sox player. My favorite line from Basegirl, But seriously, if I've told y'all once, I've told y'all a thousand times: Don't shake off 'Tek! The "y'all" in that sentence obviously referring to major league pitchers who stubbornly refuse to listen to me because I know that none of the lovely people that actually read this damn thing would DARE to shake off Ja...

No-No thoughts...

Who would have thought a 1-0 CG shutout by Curt would carry such a sting? I got home from my company picnic in the top of the 7th. Sat down at the computer and tried to turn on the TV but the remote wasn't working, so I decided to check Surviving Grady, then go over and turn on the TV. In the comments, I saw someone mention the word, "perfection". I was in a bit of a quandry now. Is Curt pitching a No-No? A perfect game even? Do I turn on the TV or just go about my day as I was? Eventually I decide it is okay to turn on the TV, seeing there is still a full 3 innings to go. Then, I blew the whole freaking thing... After the 7th, Paul gets home from work and comes into the living room. He checks the Sox score. I look at him and say, "Paul, the Red Sox have all the hits today". And he looks at me confused, I repeat myself. Paul smiles and sits down on the couch, saying nothing, as is the custom not to blow these kind of things. My mom comes in and asks me to finish...

Playing the role of the stopper tonight..

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Okay, it's Mr. Schilling's turn to play the stopper, a role played very well by Mr. Tavarez, Mr. Matsuzaka, and Mr. Wakefield the past three nights. Now all we need is some runs. Maybe our 70 million dollar right fielder will help out. Isn't that picture fun? Curt with the Yankee Hater hat. Old friend Keith Foulke, and Bruin's jerseys. I only break out the bloody sock on very, very special occasions. Trying to avoid the first sweep of 2007? I'll go with that being a special occasion.

Oh Hey Rodney. Good to see you! I've missed you terribly!

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Thomas Edward Brady...You can't have it both ways.

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well, actually, I guess maybe he can.
Ten things I think I think...(Sorry MMQB). 1. I think that the NFL Player's Association needs to remove the Franchise Tag from the next collective bargining agreement. Why have something that no player wants and few are willing to play under? Asante Samuel says he won't report till week 10 . If I was Scott or Bill, I'd tell Asante if you show up week 10, we're tagging you again in 2008, and that is a promise. Here is my call on Asante. He is a very good corner. I do not think he is a great corner. I also think that he routinely missed tackles last year because instead of setting up for the stop or to break up a pass, he was going for the pick in his money year. Mike Felger said on FSN that the Pats should work out some kind of a secret deal with Asante that if he plays under the tag this year then the Pats will not tag him again. I totally agree and while I don't know if Asante would even want to do that. After all the things the Patriots have done this offseason to...
I didn't watch the game last night, and I'm glad I passed out long before it started, so instead, I'll just share this nice little clip with Matt Damon on David Letterman last night. How great is he? Matt Damon > Ben Affleck