Sad news out of the nation today. Plenty more coverage on this story as it develops, but know this, the Boston Red Sox have traded Manny Ramirez to the LA Dodgers and in return will recieve Jason Bay from the Pirates in a three way deal. The Pittsburgh Pirates will get four minor leaguers in the deal.

Labels: Boston Red Sox, Jason Bay, LA Dodgers, Manny Ramirez, Pittsburgh Pirates, sports illustrated

We discuss the Red Sox continuing slide and everyones favorite problem child Manny. Also a Wicked Pissa Pick from NH and the Pats hit the practice field! Listen now, download through iTunes and tell your friends. Wicked Pissa Dude Radio is here!

-timmy@wickedpissadude.com

Labels: bobby mcferrin, Boston Red Sox, itunes, Manny being Manny, Manny Ramirez, New England Patriots, nh, Pats, Red Sox, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio

Timmy and his boys at Patriots Training Camp - Enjoy!

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Labels: New England Patriots, Pats, timmy, Tom Brady, training camp

I just got in from a special Saturday night edition of "Beer Night" at Scotty Dukes house. He was gracious enough to host the Cotto-Margarito fight festivities. The three under cards left us feeling unfulfilled and I was leaning towards a Cotto route of Margarito. Miguel is historically the more decisive and accurate puncher.

That theme held true for this fight although He was out hustled by the tenacity of Margarito and his desire to impose his will and hand Cotto his first defeat of his professional career. And that he did in a display of dominance that gained momentum in the 8th and 9th rounds. Clearly giving it his all he battled through every exchange and continued to press Cotto to defend himself. He was unwavering in his pursuit of Cotto and seemed fixated on gaining a K.O. or a T.K.O.

This was not going to the judges and in the 11th it was ended as Cotto took a final knee and his corner and the ref stopped the contest almost simultaneously. Nice fight gentlemen. See you on ESPN Classic Wednesday Night.

-timmy@wickedpissadude.com

Labels: antonio margarito, beer, beer night, cotto, defeat, ESPN, espn classic, judges, k.o., margarito, miguel cotto, t.k.o., vegas

It started out good, but went quickly downhill in the 6th inning when the Yankees ripped off 4 runs on their way to a 10-3 win. Even the return of Manny Ramirez from "injury" wasn't enough to stop the bleeding as the Red Sox dropped back to back games against the Yankees.

It was all I could handle not to throw my television set out my window when Joe Buck and Tim McCarver spent an entire inning, literally an entire inning, not a half an inning, but an entire inning, talking about the Manny Ramirez "saga." I didn't throw my television out the window which was unfortunate because that meant I had to watch the rest of this game.

Is it too early to panic about this series? The Yankees look like the Red Sox did in the 1st half of the season and the Red Sox look like the Yankees of the 1st half. The real scary thing is that for as bad of a 1st half of the season as the Yankees had, coming out of the All-Star Break, they are on the heels of the 1st place Rays.

This game hurts me on more levels then just the fact that the Red Sox lost, it also hurts on a personal level. You see, at the begining of the season I made a bet with my buddy Jeremy that every series between the Red Sox and the Yankees this season was worth a six pack to the winner, not so bad right? Well, it will be if the Red Sox lose the season series, because if that happens then I have to buy him a Yankees jersey and actually buy it, in the store, be seen, buying a Yankees jersey. These a-holes better win tomorrow.

Click here for the boxscore.

adam@wickedpissadude.com

Labels: Boston Red Sox, Joe Buck, Manny Ramirez, New York Yankees, Tim McCarver

Well at least Manny is back in the lineup. Whether He will remain "healthy" enough to stay remains to be seen. The MRI negative. His demeanor nuetral. The outlook for the Red Sox with Manny and Papi together again, positive. Top of the 4th and Cano just took Timmy deep to center. Ugh, we are tied 2-2. More later...

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Labels: Big Papi, Boston Red Sox, Manny Ramirez, mri, Papi, Red Sox, Tim Wakefield, timmy

A 1-0 loss, mid-season at Fenway Park, not typically a heart breaker, but this one definately was. This had the makings of a classic, with Papi returning on a Friday night at Fenway against the hated New York Yankees, but it was not meant to be.

Labels: Big Papi, Boston Red Sox, David Ortiz, Fenway Park, Joba Chamberlain, Mike Lowell, New York Yankees

I was trying to think how I would hype this series if I was doing the introductions for Fox Sports, because I know they’ll have some extravagant package complete with the Pedro Martinez/Don Zimmer throwdown, the Varitek/A-Rod fight and probably for good measure they’ll throw in the Aaron Boone home-run, just to be pricks. So, how would I open the series? Probably something like this.

“It’s the battle for #2. The most storied rivalry in sports history writes a new chapter on this July night at Fenway Park. The Boston Red Sox, winners of two championships in the last four years. The New York Yankees, winless in October since signing A-Rod. This time it’s for all the marbles, (ok, well not even close to all the marbles, they are battling for second place, but you get my drift.) With the return of Big Papi the Boston Red Sox look to hang the Yankees out to dry and build on their three game lead in the East while putting the Devil Rays in their rear view mirror. It’s America’s pastime at it’s best, Fox Sports presents Yankees baseb…errr…Major League Baseball on Fox.”

Sidebar here: You gotta kind of feel bad for the Rays. I know I know, they are tied with the Red Sox for 1st in the AL East, why are wee feeling bad for them? It’s simple really, nobody cares. Nobody. Not you, not me, not ESPN, nobody cares. They are playing games this weekend too and not one person cares. I’ll feel better about them when they are solidly in third or fourth place, you know, after this weekend.

Speaking of this weekend, I am boldly predicting a sweep. I know the Red Sox have been faltering a bit coming out of the All-Star Break and the Yankees have been red hot, winning six in a row, but let me lay out the facts for a Boston sweep.

1.) Big Papi is back. The crowd is gonna be hyped and he’s been tearing the cover off the ball in his rehab starts, talk about an emotional lift. I think he goes, 6-9 this weekend with 2 HR and 7 RBI’s. (Now it’s in writing I am screwed)

2.) Home Sweet Home. The Sox are back at Friendly Fenway after a loooooooong west coast road trip. I am not even talking about the length of time, I am just talking about the exhaustion they must be feeling after some grueling games with the Angels and it takes quite a lot out of you to sweep any team.

3.) It’s the Yankees…please, like we aren’t going to be amped for this series? If we sweep, the Yankees are 6 games behind us and we’re ready to really start the second half of the season. Terry Francona is rocking back and forth in the dugout at Fenway ready for the game to start and I can assume right now that Tek is eating his Cocoa Crispies with his pads on ready to go.


The series breaks down like this:

Friday: 7:05p on NESN
Saturday: 3:55p on FOX
Sunday: 8:05p on ESPN

Labels: Aaron Boone, Boston Red Sox, Don Zimmer, Fenway Park, Friendly Fenway, Jason Varitek, Pedro Martinez

President Bush has signed a bill honoring the late NBC newsman Tim Russert by naming a stretch of highway in New York after him.

The portion of U.S. Route 20a is close to Buffalo, the hometown of Russert, the host of NBC's "Meet the Press" and its Washington bureau chief, who died of a heart attack June 13.

Designated the "Timothy J. Russert Highway," the span, located in Orchard Park, runs near Ralph Wilson Stadium, home of the Buffalo Bills. Russert was an avid sports fan who was passionate about the Bills, his hometown football team.

Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press

Labels: Barstool Sports, buffalo, buffalo bills, heart attack, meet the press, nbc, nbc news, orchard park, president, president bush, ralph wilson stadium, sports fan, Tim Russert, washington

Dice-K (11-1) went 7 1/3 with some help from the human hitting clinic JD Drew (1 HR 3 RBI) and the boys put themselves in position to hand Bucholtz the ball for the sweep. Sox will try to do just that Wednesday at 4:40 pm est. Then it is home sweet home to put some distance between themselves and the rest of the AL East. Friday at Fenway will be special with the return of Big Papi. How is that wrist? We shall see. Get your brooms out for the Safeco sweep!

Labels: AL East, Boston Red Sox, brooms, Celtics Sweep, Clay Buckholtz, Dice-K, Fenway Park, J.D. Drew, Red Sox, safeco field, Sox

It's another episode of Wicked Pissa Dude Radio. Join Adam and Timmy talking about the slumping Boston Red Sox, the Champion Boston Celtics and the back to training camp New England Patriots.

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Labels: Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Justin Timberlake, New England Patriots, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio Football League, WPDRFL

Aparently the stock for Eddie House and Tony Allen didn't rise as fast as that of James Posey. Both Celtics reserves signed 2 year deals with the team, both estimated to be worth $2 million per year. Maybe I didn't get Danny Ainge enough credit last week, but I am still on the fence. GET ME THEM RINGS DANNY!!!


More on this story tonight on Wicked Pissa Dude Radio.

Labels: Boston Celtics, Danny Ainge, Eddie House, Tony Allen, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio

Labels: All-star game MVP, Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Angels of Aneheim, Seattle Mariners, World Series

A great day for Boston. A great day for Boston College. A great day for the little guy. I mean that in the broad sense as in "underdog." Also a great day for "the" little guy Doug Flutie. All of his accomplishments, most of which go largely unheralded outside of 128, have finally been spotlighted. He is a Hall of Famer as far as the NCAA is concerned. Inducted alongside Joe Paterno today who himself took credit for Flutie's success.


Joe Pa pointed out that in 3 out of the 4 meetings during Flutie's eligibility at BC the Nittany Lions prevailed on the scoreboard, but Doug certainly put up HOF numbers. Flutie enjoyed the day with fellow greats and the opportunity to reflect once again on his great career. My words not his. Thanks Doug, you've had this day coming since November 23, 1984. Well worth the wait. New England is proud to call you our own. I will be thrilled to tell my boys one day that i shook your hand after a game once. My boys will hear stories from their father and grandfather about this kid from Baltimore by way of Natick that was 5 foot nothing and 100 and nothing that took his will and determination to make an example and a career to be proud of forever.

Douglas Richard Flutie. Father. Husband. Son. Leader. Football Player. Class Act. Now, Hall of Famer.

It was pure Red Sox baseball. The Sox pulled ahead early. Gave up the lead in the middle and were on the verge of coming back in the ninth. Manny was at the plate, looking to just be Manny. There was one out, runners on 1st and 2nd, hitters count and Manny hit an infield pop up. It took two pitches to get Mikey Lowell and the rest was history.

As much as it sucks that the Red Sox lost and are no longer in 1st place, I will say, this is way MLB is so exciting throughout the season. You never know what's going to happen. Last week on Wicked Pissa Dude Radio we were fired up that the Sox were in 1st place and one week later, on the verge of another Wicked Pissa Dude Radio show, the Sox are now 1 game back and the battle for first begins.

I imagine that Seattle will treat the BoSox slightly better then the City of Angels did, but who knows. With Papi on the verge of coming back to the line-up and Lowrie filling in pretty nicely for Lugo, the Sox will be fine. It just would have been nice for them to be able to split this weekend series with the Angels, but such is not the case.

As Timmy would say, we cannot win nationally televised games. My take on it is that Jeannie Glasko (I don't know how to spell her name and I hate her so much it's not even worth Googling it, so F-her) is jinxing the Red Sox and obviously Kevin Kennedy hates the Sox. The only silver lining to today's round of Fox Saturday Baseball was, NO JOE BUCK!! AMEN!!!

adam@wickedpissadude.com

Click here for the boxscore.

Labels: Big Papi, Bosox, Boston Red Sox, Fox Saturday Baseball, Joe Buck, Los Angeles Angels of Aneheim, Manny Ramirez, Seattle Mariners, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio

So I was sitting here watching Sox in 2 with my sister-in-law and her friend Catie who proceeded to say, outloud mind you, "Terry Francona is such a dilf." At first I thought it was some insult, like, you're such a dilf. No, it is what you might expect, a compliment, Dad I'd Like to F...YUP that's right, my sister-in-law and her friend think Tito is a piece.

Labels: Derek Jeter, DILF, Josh Beckett, Terry Francona, World Series rings

Are you kidding me? Now they are going to look into and keep a closer eye on players to make sure they are not flashing gang signs? And it’s all because of Paul Pierce? This is just funny to me.

No, there is nothing funny about gangs or gang signs. It’s very serious business on the streets of cities all across the country (including BTV – WORD.) Let’s be real here though, does anybody really think that a professional athlete, with cameras on them all of the time during a game, are going to flash a gang sign? This is absolute absurdity.

Besides, this season, Paul Pierce won’t have to flash a gang sign, he’ll just shove his NBA Finals MVP in the face of all haters and they will be blinded by his ring. Now that’s a gang sign I could get behind.

Click here for the whole article.

adam@wickedpissadude.com

Labels: David Stern, gang signs, NBA, NFL, Paul Pierce

James Posey's agent announced today that the most coveted of all free agents on the market, James Posey has signed a deal with the New Orlean's Hornets for $25 mil.

This begs the question, has Danny Ainge earned our respect enough for us not to question his judgement? I don't know. I mean if Belichick or Theo make a move, no one in the Boston area will ever question it. We might be pissed if Manny leaves after this year, but if Theo said it was the right thing, we would agree.

In this case though, can we really give Danny a pass? I don't think so. He made what, a couple of good moves last year? I know I know, he's a god for bringing KG and Ray Ray in along with the other role players, but that's ONE season. If he does it consistently and makes moves that will keep us contenders for an extended amount of time, then he'll earn that right. For now, Mr. Ainge, talk to me at the end of the 2008-2009 season when we have ring #2 and you will have Theo/Billy status, but until then get on the free agent market my friend and find a replacement for Posey.

As for Posey, James, you weren't a Celtic for nearly long enough. You were a superstah in our eyes and we will be forever greatful for the things that you did to help us win Banner #17. Go ahead man, get your money. Enjoy NO and maybe we'll see you in the playoffs...probably not.

adam@wickedpissadude.com

Labels: Bill Belichick, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Danny Ainge, James Posey, New England Patriots, New Orleans Hornets, Theo Epstein

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Labels: Brett Favre, Brett Favre retirement, Hang 'em up, MVP, New England Patriots, NFL

It's another new episode of Wicked Pissa Dude Radio. This week we welcome ESPN.com Page 2 columnist Jeff Pearlman to the show. Jeff Pearlman has a new book coming out on the Dallas Cowboys, due in stores on September 1st, but this week he's here to talk about the Sox and the first half of the season, plus the "best walk in baseball." Visit Jeff online at JeffPearlman.com

This week we also unveiled our WPDRFL (Wicked Pissa Dude Radio Fantasy League.) Join the league by e-mailing us your info. We only have 18 spots, so we are going to be selective in who can join. Let us know why you want to join the league. E-mail us at radio@wickedpissadude.com.

Plus check out the Wicked Pissa Pick for the week, the song, chosen by you the listener. If you want to pick next week's song, e-mail the show with your Wicked Pissa Pick.

Finally, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and the blog and get updates delivered to you everyday. Thanks for checking out the show.

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Labels: Dallas Cowboys, Jeff Pearlman, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio Fantasy League, Wicked Pissa Pick, WPDRFL

If I could explain the first picture I would. The question remains, would you want to know? I figured I could pepper in that internet gem to help gain favor before i begin my eff-u Arod tirade.

Ok, I am sure Alex Rodriguez would have you believe that he is humbled by the fact that he gets to do what he loves for a living. (Boy that picture is distracting, huh?) So then Alex, do it! He has once again been voted for overwhelmingly to start at 3rd base for the American League. The Yankees and the Sox own the infield this year, fine. I would hope that if the same were true and the All-Star Gala were taking place at Fenway for the final time our third baseman would approach the "break" differently.

According to a Boston Globe article the Boston Bruins are being shopped around by the Jacobs family. That sentence alone as I sit her and write it sends a warm tingle down my spine and makes me happy in my special place. Jacobs denies the report. Well I feel as of late in the world of sports, where there is smoke there is fire. Burn baby burn!

A front office informant claims that Jeremy is shopping the team to his billionaire friends. One call Jeremy. 1-800-dial-bob. Please Mr. Kraft if you would like to expedite your almost certain domination of this molten marble we call planet earth. Pull the trigger. I will gather my friends to begin to dig the moat around New England so we will no longer be infested by those other cities (losers) in this great US of A. We will call this new island of athletic prowess and marveled business acumen "Kraftopia."

Massholes grab a shovel and follow me to freedom!

- timmy@wickedpissadude.com

For the first 8 innings, the Boston Red Sox played the most boring game in the history of Sunday afternoon games. Then, with a 2-0 lead in the ninth, they brought in Pap who proceeded to make it "interesting. In the end, it was the All Stah, Dustin Pedroia who caught the third out of the inning and gave the Sox the win and sole posession of 1st place heading into the All Star break.

Quite honestly there wasn't much of note in this game, other then a solid outing for Dice-K who went 6 innings, striking out seven and giving up four hits and five walks. Good game for Dice, but still barely any run support. That'll have to end coming out of the break.

Youuuuuuuuk had a scary moment in the fifth. After getting hit by a pitch he would leave the game and is uncertain about his all star game appearence. X-rays were negative, but they may play it safe with his wrist.

So, the Sox go into the break, up .5 games, on the Rays. 1st place into the break. That's the way it should be.

Click here for the boxscore.

Labels: Boston Red Sox, Dice-K, Dustin Pedroia, Jonathon Paplebon, Kevin Youklis, Rays

After watching Sportscenter this morning and having to sit through the painful segment on whether or not Louisville, KY was Titletown USA, I had to try and find a way to end this insanity.

So, we here at wickedpissadude.com are starting a petition to implore ESPN to end their search for Titletown USA and officially name Boston, MA Titletown. Everyone knows it is true, but since nobody wants to admit it, I'll refresh their memory.

2001: New England Patriots
2003: New England Patriots
2004: Boston Red Sox
2004: New England Patriots
2007: Boston Red Sox
2008: Boston Celtics

And that is just this decade...nevermind all of the titles that the Celtics have racked up and this is only counting professional teams as well. Please, the argument is over. Sign our petition and send it to every Boston sports fan you know. Let's end this thing now and get it over with.

Click here to sign the petition.

Labels: Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, ESPN, New England Patriots, Petition, Titletown USA

Aparently NBC would rather people not embed their video into their blogs which, being a blogger, makes it kind of annoying for me, but I'll give them love anyway because Conan had the Truth on.

Click here for Paul Pierce on Conan. It's a pretty funny appearence talking about wedgies and pantsing.

They did talk a bit about Conan growing up in the Bean, so that was cool. They also talk about Paul Pierce mounting his MVP trophy on the back of his Celtics green Impala...now that's gangsta!!

Enjoy the video.

Labels: Gatorade, Paul Pierce on Conan O'Brien, Powerade

Oh yeah, we can't call ourselves titletown yest because ESPN is still deciding who owns that crown. Is there actually room for a discussion? We are titletown. All the other cities involved in this "we've got nothing except baseball to talk about fluff piece" can sit down. Beantown is where it is at...for right now. Winning is cyclical, agreed. That being said, we have had the most cycles. Fine.

On to my aforementioned state of the "Town."

The Boston Bruins - Whiffed or didn't even swing at UFA superstar Marian Hossa. Hmmm? Peter Chiarelli baffled me on that one. The other offers could not have been that daunting if Hossa settled on one year in Detroit.

Labels: Duck Boats, Marian Hossa, Michael Ryder, Patrice Bergereon, Peter Chiarelli, Titletown

Manny Ramirez's 8th inning heroics lifted the Boston Red Sox to a 6-5 win over the Twinkies.

After trailing for the better part of the game 5-2, the 4 run 8th inning turned the tide and gave the Red Sox the 6-5 win and their second home win against the Minnesota Twins.

Click here for the box score.

Labels: Boston Red Sox, Manny Ramirez, Minnesota Twins, Twinkies

Labels: Beckett Bowl, Josh Beckett, Red Sox Raffle

God Bless Paul Pierce. Have you seen him once since the C's won the 17th banner without a smile on his face? I like him more and more everyday. I've always liked Paul, but since he has gotten that monkey off of his back he has risen to a whole new level for me. He has a swagger about him, the kind of swagger I only saw from him when Twoine was here and it's back baby and better then ever.

Check out what Paul had to say about the offseason and James Posey.

Labels: Boston Celtics, James Posey, Paul Pierce

Also on the show this week, instead of a 4 game sweep which looked inevitable at the end of the day on Friday, the Sox had to settle for a split at Spankmee Stadium. Leaving me with no interest in ever seeing the Spankmees again and also not winning the six pack I bet my friend that the Sox would sweep.

Also, do you think Barry Bonds is coming to Boston? Would you want him to? Somebody wants him to come badly...

And...the SOX WIN AGAINST THE TWINKIES!! YA DUDE!!

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July 4th in Vermont!



- adam & timmy

Labels: Barry Bonds, Boston Red Sox, Cheaties, Spankmees, Twinkies, Vermont, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio

I hope you will take a moment to enjoy a superb piece of writing from Mark Bechtel. I read this in the June 30th edition of Sports Illustrated while traveling over the holiday weekend. Thanks Mark, keep up the great work.
Read Article Here-timmy

Labels: holiday, mark bechtel, sports illustrated, traveling, weekend

There is plenty to come from your boys at Wicked Pissa Dude Radio this week. We had a Ya Dude weekend that we'll tell you all about, but first this just in, the Sox are wicked good!!


Your Wicked Pissa All Stah Lineup will be featuring Youk, Dustin Pedoria, Papi (on the DL of course), Manny, Tek, J.D. Drew and Pap. Hells to the YA!! Congrats to the '08 Sox for rockin' this years team, espcially as we roll into the Bronx. For the record, not sure if you saw Tito's in game interview during yesterdays game, but he is absolutley giddy to be the manager of the team and wearing a Sox jersey to the stadium.



WHAT NEW YORK, WHAT!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

Labels: Big Papi, Dustin Pedroia, J.D. Drew, Jason Varitek, Jonathon Papelbon, Manny Ramirez, Tek, Wicked Pissa All Stah Lineup, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio, Youk

As if the Kansas City Chiefs weren't already the lamest organization in the NFL, now they have released a Fan Code of Conduct. One of the rules while at Arrowhead Stadium is NO STANDING. I kid you not. No standing is a rule on the Fan Code of Conduct.

I can't tell you if there is a Fan Code of Conduct for Gillette or not, but I can tell you that if they started to try and enforce a no standing rule, the Ya Dude's in the stands would probably dump their beers on the security guard and piss on the seat. Then they'd stand up and yell out...Tommy Brady is gonna kick your ass James Horton, light 'em up Tommy!!
Good news is we play the Chiefs in week #1. We need to come up with something for all the fans at Gillette to do to taunt the KC Chiefs and make fun of their no standing rule. Any suggestions? Comment them now.
Click here for the article on the most ridiculous rule in the history of the NFL.

Labels: Fan Code of Conduct, Gillette Stadium, James Horton, Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, NFL, Tom Brady

It's official, Manny Ramirez has had his "incident" before the All Star Break and the boys delve into the ins and outs of ShoveGate '08. What will it mean for the future of Manny? What will it mean for the future of the team? Find out what Timmy and Adam have to say on Wicked Pissa Dude Radio.

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Labels: Boston Red Sox, IPod, Manny Ramirez, Shovegate, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio

First Youk and now this? Has this gone beyond Manny being Manny? I might have to go out on a limb and say, yes it has. Manny says the incident with the Sox traveling secretary is past him, as evidenced by this article.

I don't honestly believe Manny is doing steroids, but I do think he has gotten a little out of control. Although, it is about time for the Manny Ramirez mid-season itch. Isn't it right around the all star break that Manny starts calling for a trade? It was this time last year, the year before that, even in '04 he was calling for a trade.

What happens next? The story is all too familiar. Manny will apologize in the press. He'll be benched for part of a game and then return as a pinch hitter in the 8th or 9th inning and come through with a clutch hit. Then we'll be back to Manny being Manny and we'll make our run to ring #3.

Manny, it's ok to just "be" Manny, but do me a favor and punch a Skankee or something, not a 67 year old man.

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Labels: Boston Red Sox, Kevin Youklis, Manny Ramirez, Skankee