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The irish jigging isn't over yet this year for Jonathan Papelbon- he kicked off a round of TV appearances today on Late Night With David Letterman... and he entered the studio doing an Irish jig. Full video of his appearance included.
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October 31, 2007
Looks like Papelbon also took advantage of the free tacos today. (Must see picture)
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November 01, 2007
Jonathan Papelbon made a stopover earlier tonight to help co-host an hour-long Red Sox memorabilia segment on QVC-- and surprisingly, there's a lot of time to get to know him in between the product hawking. Full video included.
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October 31, 2007
you've all seen them....we want you to share them with us.....has any athlete every been photographed in more unusual positions than Jonathan Papelbon?
take a look at what we got....send us what you got....we're going to bury in a time capsule so future generations can see how goofy we are!
viva le papelbon!
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November 01, 2007
I can't figure out what the best part of this Papelbon interview with David Letterman is but it might have been the BORN FREE t-shirt he had on underneath his suit jacket.
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October 30, 2007
Here is the second Papelbon dance video with the Dropkick Murphy's during today's Rolling rally celebration in Boston.
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November 01, 2007
Today, noted shrinking violet and Red Sox starting pitcher Curt Schilling announced his free agency, along with a list of teams that he'd consider playing for. What will be the deciding factors in where The Sock goes next?
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November 01, 2007
Tuesday at the rolling rally, Manny invites everyone over for drinks. Gotta love Manny being Manny. Here's the video
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November 01, 2007
After Jonathan Papelbon struck out Seth Smith to win the 2007 World Series, Jason Varitek placed the ball in his back pocket before heading out to the mound to the waiting arms of the Red Sox closer. If you look at the above picture, you can clearly see the ball in his right pocket.
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November 01, 2007
Seems like someone is trying to pull a "Dougie M" here. First V-Tek said he had the ball and would give it to the team, the noble thing to do of course, but now he says he gave the ball to Papelbon, who doesn't know where the ball is, must have fallen out in the clubhouse doing the jig....
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October 31, 2007
A collection of Jack O'Lanterns carved in homage of the Boston Red Sox. Logos, portraits, and mascots.
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October 30, 2007
Here is the third Papelbon dance with the Dropkick Murphys today at the Rolling Rally Celebration in Boston. No Josh Beckett in this one but look who joins our crazyass closer.
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October 30, 2007
As baseball fans, we never want the season to end. We want baseball all the time. And if our team's season comes to an end, we want it to be after they've won the World Series Championship. For the fans of Red Sox Nation (myself included), that's what happened this year.
I want to congratulate the members of the Red Sox team, the players, the management, the ownership...
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October 31, 2007
Nothing like getting your name out to the teams before they are even interested. My best bet is that Schilling won't be with the Sox next year, and probably in a Phillies uniform. It would make sense for him to head to the junior circuit, face weaker lineups, and be more effective
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October 30, 2007
Despite having just won his 2nd World Series ring with Boston and 3rd overall, Schilling, who will be 41 when spring training opens, is well past his prime. His fastball no longer reaches 40 mph and his stats during the regular season were less than impressive. Schilling went 9-8 with a 3.87 ERA. There are plenty of other right-handed pitchers who can match those stats.
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October 31, 2007
DejaVu All Over Again; Schilling To D-backs?
Could the past repeat itself and could the 2001 World Series MVP duo of Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson be seen on the same pitching staff at Chase Field again? Well according to Schilling's blog 38pitches.com Arizona is on the "short" list of places he and his family would go to for their final […]
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