Wednesday, June 24, 2009

WEEI: Ainge Speaks On Rondo

Thought we'd share a couple of great links that we found on weei.com.

They've got two great pieces on baseball, one from Curt Schilling on Donald Fehr, the former head of the MLBPA, you can read it here.The other baseball story is a great one from Alex Speier on the Sox draft which you can find here.

The one thing that really peaked our interest today though was the interview that Dennis and Callahan did with Danny Ainge who had some interesting things to say about Rajon Rondo. Listen to it here.We'll certainly be discussing this interview on TNA tomorrow night!!

Great stuff here people, check it all out.

adam@wickedpissadude.com

Labels: Boston Red Sox, Curt Schilling, Danny Ainge, Dennis and Callahan, Donald Fehr, MLBPA, Rajon Rondo

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Curt in the Car - On Manny Ramirez

Curt Schilling was built for Boston. The only disappointing thing about Curt Schilling is that he didn’t spend his entire career with the Red Sox. Imagine what that would’ve been like. The rings he would’ve won. One can only imagine. Despite his political views, Curt Schilling is a man of the people and I love for him for that, we all love him for that.

Even when he is not on the field playing for the Red Sox, he remains the voice of reason and the one player you can turn to get an honest assessment of the situation at hand. For example, take a listen to Curt in the Car on EEI today discussing the Manny Ramirez situation. Not only did you get honesty, but talk about passion, you can hear it in his voice.

It is obvious from this conversation that Curt Schilling liked Manny Ramirez and thought that he was a good person, but also that there was some tremendous frustrations on the part of Curt and the rest of his teammates at the BS attitude that Manny would sometimes come to the ballpark with.

Would things be different if Manny were in the line-up of the Boston Red Sox today? Your damn right they would be, they would be much worse. I truly am in the camp that the Red Sox would not even be contending for the AL East right now had Manny stayed with the team. Sure his bat is nice and he’s bustin ass in LA right now, but if he was still here in Boston, he would be trouble, like he apparently always was, just ask Curt.

adam@wickedpissadude.com

Labels: Boston Red Sox, Curt Schilling, Manny Ramirez, weei

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Schilling calling it a career?

Curt Schilling in an interview with Boston's Sports Radio powerhouse WEEI tipped his hand about the future. He is leaning towards retirement more than ever. He intimated that if he was to pitch next year it would be in a "2nd half" scenario. His thoughts are better expressed here on his blog. 38pitches.com

We'll monitor Schillings rehab and decisions as the season and offseason progress. Thanks Curt.

-timmy@wickedpissadude.com

Labels: 38 pitches, Curt Schilling, curt schilling retirement, rehab, weei

Monday, June 23, 2008

Wicked Pissa Dude Radio - New Episode

Tonight join Adam and Timmy talking about the aftermath of the Celtics winning banner #17.

What's it like living in Titletown? Just read this article by Chad Finn at Boston.com about which championship is his favorite and check out Timmy and Adam's favorites on the show.

Should Schill make the Hall of Fame? Not so fast...aparently? You might think we're crazy, but think about it, if he was a member of the Diamondbacks still, would you think he was a lock?

E-mail us your thoughts on the show and what we are talking about on Wicked Pissa Dude. Send them to wickedpissadude@gmail.com.

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Labels: 17th Championship, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Chad Finn, Curt Schilling, Diamondbacks, New England Patriots, Titletown, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio

Saturday, May 10, 2008

No pain for Schilling

Schill is on his way back. Here's my prediction, he will return late August just in time to get in rhythm for the playoffs. Read the article here.

- Adam

Labels: Bosox, Boston Red Sox, Curt Schilling, Red Sox

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