With this guy.

You see, despite popular belief, I don’t like Jimmy Fallon or Ben Affleck (though I hear his new movie is great). I don’t like the pink hats and Red Sox based TV shows and the camo visors and videos and documentaries (actually, I do like the documentaries) and all that crap that the […]

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This is my friend Andrew’s site (no relation). He’s a Mets fan, so we can all relate to how he’s feeling today.

Dude likes lists, and he’s written a bunch of them, about interesting things like Worst Seasons with a .300 BA, or Best Offensive Seasons in the 80’s, etc. There’s some […]

I just put up a guest article at Fire Brand that might represent my geekiest post to date. I suggest you check it out, then make fun of me in the comment section.

Thanks to the fine gentlemen at GYS, I’ve acquired a new nickname: the Mysterious Baseball Hermit. It’s not as catchy as my other nicknames (Moose, Dreds, Hurricane, Boston Rob, or A-Bomb, among others) but I like it. And now that I’m making some kind of vaguely concerted effort to post more, it will […]

If you get a chance today, head over to Off the Facade to check out my piece on the Rivalry, cleverly titled “The Rivalry is Dead”.

Try not to flame me too hard for it.

I’m sad to report that one of the very finest Sox blogs on the web has closed its doors: that would be the estimable Bullshit Memorial Stadium, which signed off yesterday at exactly the two year mark. If you didn’t read it frequently before, tough luck. You missed your chance.

I don’t plug myself often anymore, but given the media deluge over Damon’s return - and the constant conversation over the level and prevalence of the concurrent booing - I want to point people over to my article at Fire Brand on that very subject. So, enjoy.

My college friend Marni who I don’t talk to nearly enough anymore (hi, Marni!) has a brother who I met a couple times who is real funny. He’s so funny that people like Lorne Michaels and David Letterman occasionally pay him to write funny things for them and other people they pay to say […]

I have a stunning announcement: I am selling 12eight. Or, at least, I would if this were in fact true:

     My blog is worth $8,468.10.How much is your blog worth?

I’m not at all sure what that means; it has to do with incoming links, and is […]

The Mascot Top 8 is up at Oleanders, and it’s full of fun and exciting surprises. Though, sadly, no Luis Sojo.