He was a lynchpin of the Red Sox pitching staff when they won the World Series in 2004 and, when he retired in 2011, he stayed involved in the various Red Sox charities (Jimmy Fund, Run to Home Base, Stand Up to Cancer, etc...)
Basically, he was a great pitcher and he was an even better human being.
The Red Sox are beating up on the Orioles 6-0 in the seventh inning but the Cowboys are beating up on the Patriots 18-3 in the second quarter.
This is the last game of the season for the Red Sox and it's nice they are going out with a win.
This is the fourth game of the season for the Patriots and they aren't doing very well. I just watched Jones fumble the ball on his own 10 yard line and it was promptly picked up by a Cowboy how took four steps into the end zone and scored a touchdown.
It's not looking like a good season for the Patriots. Again.
I've got some football to watch.
Here are some links:
- I'm telling you, this is the opening scene to the Andromeda Strain.
- Until it is regulated like every other utility, I won't get involved with solar power.
- I'm looking forward to this trial almost as much as I'm looking forward to the Trump trial(s).
- For the record, Matt Gaetz doesn't give a shit about you. He only cares about himself.
- This is either the luckiest or the smartest seal on the planet.
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