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Best of luck to a very decent human being - Boston's homeless community has certainly benefited from his (and his wife's) charity work during his time here. Will be missed at Fenway- especially those superman catches; the stuff that makes baseball so darn fun.

A friend who drives that same stretch tells me that it's a steep downhill, very easy to get cranking too fast. That's all I've got.

Big iPad Air fan here - I've used the same one for six years now - with 64GB capacity - and I actually launched a successful photography hobby with it in 2014. (I've since moved on to real cameras, etc., but I've actually taken pics with the iPad that have been displayed in various galleries in...

Fancy lanyards!

We used to do a yearly photo thread, but since we’re all in quarantine, I thought this year’s might be interesting/different. I was cleaning out a drawer yesterday and came up with this pic, which had me longing for Fenway. Some people frame tickets - please share any pics that will keep us...

A bit late, but sending along sincere condolences and good thoughts. Rest in Peace.

Alas....

Do this.

I found this interesting. (full disclosure - I do work for the publisher of said book, but would have posted this regardless, I'm not trying to sell books, honest!) Received from the publicist via e-mail earlier... Tyler Kepner’s “On Baseball” column online in today’s New York Times focuses on...

There's also Duck Tape, in case they snap off completely.

I just realized that in the picture that I posted of Mookie with this particular trophy, the trophy is already damaged. I thought he was admiring it, but he's probably analyzing the damage.

Yeah, at least one of the boats I observed yesterday had a significant stash of full beer cans at the ready - there was lobbing of both cans of beer and nips back and forth between fans and boats. There is blame on both sides.

Happy to share them. The shot of the line at Coogan's only captured half of the line. It was almost an entire block long. Oh, I wanted to add that we arrived at Park Street about fifteen minutes before the parade arrived and the sky was already full of red confetti. It was bizarre. Then I...

I lied...have a few more...

Thanks. I like that one, too. All this madness going around him - and he's lost in his own world, looking lovingly at the hardware.