The Boston Red Sox have been one of the more disappointing teams so far in the 2010 Major League Baseball season. Daisuke Matsuzaka’s near no-hitter may have changed those fortunes.
Have the Boston Red Sox Finally Turned 2010 Around?
Sometimes one game can change a season.
Sometimes that’s because an injury decimates a hitherto high-flying squad. [...]

Deep Into Sports editor Nate Barlow details ten of his favorite sports moments from the last ten years.
Top Ten Sports Moments of the First Ten Years of 20xx
Since the first ten years of the two-oughts are drawing to completion, I figured I’d come up with a top-ten list of my favorite sports moments of the [...]

Baseball’s financial inequities have taken a new twist, allowing the Yankees and Red Sox potentially to buy top players at discount prices.
Underbidding by the Big-Spenders?
There was a great article today on Yahoo! Sports today about baseball’s economics, specifically in regards to how the two most monied teams could actually end up signing the two premiere [...]

Regardless of what happens in Tuesday’s Major League Baseball All-Star Game, whether it be a great game or a debacle, the naming of knuckleballer Tim Wakefield to his first All-Star team is a great story and an honor well-deserved by a classy player.
At forty-two, Wakefield is the second oldest first-time All-Star, behind only the legendary [...]

No, not bloopers.  At least not really, although you might catch the clip in a baseball bloopers reel.
Tuesday’s game between the Boston Red Sox and the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park was interrupted–numerous times–by one feisty squirrel.  I’ve seen a lot of tape of animals running across the field, but this little guy may take the [...]

Stand shortly and carry a big stick.
Going in the 2008 season, if someone told you that a member of the Boston Red Sox would win the American League MVP award, you wouldn’t have been surprised.  Manny Ramirez, David Ortiz, Mike Lowell… the Red Sox had plenty of strong options.  But would you have put money [...]