I’ve tried to document the Red Sox perplexing roster moves since 2018 that @CanfieldEli often calls the “Prism of Sadness”
Please tell me if I missed anything significant!
https://t.co/a5ph2qXpzH
11 years ago today, September 27, 2015, Melrose, Mass native Don Orsillo called his final game at Fenway Park, closing a 12‑season run that helped define the modern sports broadcast era in Boston. Fans and players saluted him that day.
During the Blitz, our British friends had Churchill—“We will never, ever, surrender!”—Americans of the 21st Century had this moment. Complete mastery of oration in a time of crisis.
I like his challenge…to name a few of the dozens more:
Louis Armstrong - New Orleans
Edward Lawrence Logan - Boston
Fiorello LaGuardia - NYC
Edward “Butch” O’Hare - Chicago
The Dolly Parton International Airport in Nashville is the fifth to be named after a non president.
Can you name the other four?
The answer is in the replies.
The Red Sox, Rays, A’s, Blue Jays and Orioles are now the only MLB teams this century that have not hosted the All-Star Game or been scheduled to host it.
Cross off the Rays and A’s for obvious reasons, then rumors of the Blue Jays and Orioles as the hosts for 2029 and 2030, and that leaves us with just the Sox.
Extremely silly that Fenway hasn’t hosted the ASG again after putting on such an incredible show in 1999.
Why is the Canadian smoke now just a thing in the last couple of years? You're telling me there were never fires before in Canada that caused the smoke to filter down to the states? I was outside all the time as kid & teenager, I don't remember one summer when we had bad air.