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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
It was intimate and romantic. No, not Coach Belichick's Dinner with Tim Tebow, Timmy and Adam all by themselves doing the show. Although the "dinner" in the North End Monday night has garnered much more attention. The guys will make their season opening AL East predictions and talk about how Tebow may or may not fit in here in New England. Not to mention those fattening Cadbury cream eggs. Wait, what? All this and a double salute to hip hop. A "New Hampshire" cover of a Jay-Z favorite and a K-Blow classic. It's All here on the Wicked Pissa Dude Podcast. Happy Easter from the guys. theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: adam, AL East, Boston College Eagles, Coach Belichick, easter;north end, Jay-Z, rubba shoes, Scotty Dukes, tim tebow, timmy, tresca
Monday, August 17, 2009
Adam and Timmy are back to put the wraps on a weekend full of disappointment. Tiger blew a 54 hole lead for the first time in 15 tries. The Red Sox blew a chance to distance themselves from the surging Rangers in the AL Wildcard race. The Pats were the lone bright spot but even that was before the weekend. Adam and Big Papi both have issues with their "laundry" which the guys will get to in due time. Thanks for checking out the show and enjoy the week ahead. It's all right here on Monday Night at Wicked Pissa Dude.Labels: AL East, al wildcard, ALCS, Big Papi, Boston Red Sox, monday night show, New England Patriots, Texas Rangers
Thursday, August 13, 2009
More technical troubles plague the Connecticut studios so Adam was not able to join the boys this Thursday. Timmy and Billy spill the beans over their passion for certain coffees as Rubba Shoes is forced to defend his local brew of choice.The Red Sox are chipping away at the Yankee lead in the AL East, or at least trying to at this point.
The Patriots tee it up tonight for the first time since last September with Brady at the helm, they'll discuss.
Rick Pitino might be having coitus near the cannoli you are about to have for dessert! That's right, the guys will get to the bottom (no pun intended) of this spaghetti sex scandal once and for all.
So grab your favorite cup of caffeine and get ready for this weeks Thursday Night Addition on Wicked Pissa Dude. Thanks for listening and tell your friends. Go ahead, talk amongst yourselves...
theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: adam, AL East, Boston Red Sox, caffeine, coffee, coitus, Connecticut, dessert, New England Patriots, New York Yankees, rick pitino, rubba shoes, september, sex scandal, spaghetti, timmy, Tom Brady
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
I can take it like a man, so hurl your insluts at me all you like, I know I am the one that blew it for the Red Sox. I am the one that wrote an entry about the Sox taking over 1st place before tonights game. I am the one that, while recording tonight's episode of Wicked Pissa Dude Radio spoke as if they were in 1st place. So, please, blame me I can take it.Or...you could blame Jonathon Papelbon for blowing the save in the ninth. Ya, that is more like it, blame the guys who actually played the game. After Jason Bay took a monster shot over the fence to put the Red Sox in the lead in the bottom of the 8th, it looked like the Red Sox were going to be sole owners of 1st place in the AL East.
But then, the usually automatic, Jonathon Papelbon came into the game and gave up a two run blast that would eventually spell doom for the Red Sox.
Yes, the Rays are a very good team. They are a playoff caliber team. They are, however, a team we should've swept at home. But, what's done is done and it's time to move on to game #3 and hopefully pull back within .5 of the AL East lead. Let's just hope we didn't awaken a sleeping giant tonight by letting the Rays back into this one.
Labels: AL East, Boston Red Sox, Jason Bay, Jonathon Papelbon, Tampa Bay Rays
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Red Sox win, Rays lose. Alright, give me some more of that please. The longest month in baseball is off to a great start for Sox fans. Joe Maddon has been around long enough to know that 17 road games will be testing his Rays to see if they have what it takes to win the AL East. I just don't see it, a team does not go from perennial loser to division champ in one season. There is a natural progression and order to things. The Wild Card is the future of that franchise, coupled with a trip to the West Coast to play LAA. This has been my contention from the beginning of the season and it must come true or I will have to live with Adam reminding me i was wrong over and over again. I am going to close my eyes and get some rest now. Wake me when the Playoffs start.-timmy@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: AL East, Boston Red Sox, joe maddon, Playoffs, Tampa Bay Rays, west coast, wild card
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Cue the cheesy patriotic music, drop the huge flag for a backdrop and stand at the podium to make a soaring speech about the future of the Red Sox Nation. We’ll need Jerry Remy to fire up the base, Theo Epstein to make some final moves (see Mark Kotsay) and Wally to climb the Green Monster and get the crowd all riled up. It’s playoff season and the race for the top spot is on.
In that vein, look towards the final series between the Red Sox and the Yankees at Yankee stadium as the Iowa of this race. Remember, way back in January when nobody said he could do it, Barack Obama pulled out an incredible victory in the Iowa caucus? He was the under dog, but found a way to win. Hilary Clinton was unbeatable by most accounts and nobody, especially not an inexperienced Senator from Illinois was going to upset the apple cart, but that’s just what he did on his way to the nomination to be President of the United States of America.
So this, friends (had to throw that in there, because isn’t it sick how all the candidates say that now? I am not your friend. Nor will I ever be your friend. Just take the country in the direction I want to go and we’ll be good, but you’re not inviting me over for dinner at your house anytime soon.) is our Iowa. This is where the underdogs will become the favorites. This is where the Boston Red Sox, for all their injuries, all their Manny drama and all their time in 2nd place, will rise to the occasion and finally beat back the Tampa Bay Rays for the top spot in the AL East leaving the Yankees to play golf in October.
How can I be so certain? Isn’t this surge only working because we are playing the Yankees? The same Yankees who used to be the powerhouse of the AL East and now can’t find their ass from their elbows. Yes, the Yankees are terrible. Yes, the Red Sox should beat the Yankees. No, that is not why this surge is happening. It is happening because the Red Sox bats are alive and just in time for the playoffs.
Jason Bay has been on fire since coming to the Red Sox. Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury are still pulling their weight. Yooooooouk is being mentioned as a possible MVP candidate (although he will never win it, even though he should.) Pitching is still a bit shaky, but is getting there and with some good relief coming in the form of Justin Masterson and of course Pap, we’ll be fine there as well. It remains to be seen whether or not Mark Kotsay will make a huge impact on the team or not, but he is always a threat when he steps to the plate, so it never hurts to have an additional bat in the lineup.
So wave your Red Sox Nation flags high and proud today. The Red Sox are bringing the change we need to the AL East. They have the experience and the wise leadership to lead the American League to another World Series crown. We can’t afford to let Manny Ramirez and Nomar Garciaparra continue the same old west coast dominance (hahahaha!!) and receive that shiny trophy at the end of the season (hahaha like that’ll happen.)
In that vein, look towards the final series between the Red Sox and the Yankees at Yankee stadium as the Iowa of this race. Remember, way back in January when nobody said he could do it, Barack Obama pulled out an incredible victory in the Iowa caucus? He was the under dog, but found a way to win. Hilary Clinton was unbeatable by most accounts and nobody, especially not an inexperienced Senator from Illinois was going to upset the apple cart, but that’s just what he did on his way to the nomination to be President of the United States of America.
So this, friends (had to throw that in there, because isn’t it sick how all the candidates say that now? I am not your friend. Nor will I ever be your friend. Just take the country in the direction I want to go and we’ll be good, but you’re not inviting me over for dinner at your house anytime soon.) is our Iowa. This is where the underdogs will become the favorites. This is where the Boston Red Sox, for all their injuries, all their Manny drama and all their time in 2nd place, will rise to the occasion and finally beat back the Tampa Bay Rays for the top spot in the AL East leaving the Yankees to play golf in October.
How can I be so certain? Isn’t this surge only working because we are playing the Yankees? The same Yankees who used to be the powerhouse of the AL East and now can’t find their ass from their elbows. Yes, the Yankees are terrible. Yes, the Red Sox should beat the Yankees. No, that is not why this surge is happening. It is happening because the Red Sox bats are alive and just in time for the playoffs.
Jason Bay has been on fire since coming to the Red Sox. Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury are still pulling their weight. Yooooooouk is being mentioned as a possible MVP candidate (although he will never win it, even though he should.) Pitching is still a bit shaky, but is getting there and with some good relief coming in the form of Justin Masterson and of course Pap, we’ll be fine there as well. It remains to be seen whether or not Mark Kotsay will make a huge impact on the team or not, but he is always a threat when he steps to the plate, so it never hurts to have an additional bat in the lineup.So wave your Red Sox Nation flags high and proud today. The Red Sox are bringing the change we need to the AL East. They have the experience and the wise leadership to lead the American League to another World Series crown. We can’t afford to let Manny Ramirez and Nomar Garciaparra continue the same old west coast dominance (hahahaha!!) and receive that shiny trophy at the end of the season (hahaha like that’ll happen.)
adam@wickedpissadude.comLabels: AL East, Barack Obama, Boston Red Sox, David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia, Jason Bay, Manny Ramirez, Nomar Garciaparra, Tampa Bay Rays, Youuuuuuuuuk
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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
Thursday, June 5, 2008
The Red Sox downed the Rays tonight 7-1 in their 13th straight home win. The Red Sox are now on top of the AL East and are poised to hold on to it for the rest of the season. But something even bigger then that exploded tonight and it was Coco Crisp. Mark this as the turning point of the season. This is Tek v. A-Rod for 2008. Boston.com has a lot of great pictures from the brawl. Click here and enjoy!!And...this is why I love the internet. Video is already up. Check it out.
Labels: AL East, Boston Red Sox, Brawl, Coco Crisp, Devil Rays
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