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Thursday, January 28, 2010
Vince Wilfork has made it clear, he does not want to play tag with the Patriots brass. Is he headed to Miami for more than just the Pro-Bowl festivities this weekend? The guys will discuss what they think is the next move for New England. Is Sugar Ray leaving the Green? Why would that not make sense? Scotty Dukes will explain with "The Big 3". Also the demise of one of the fantasy leagues could be a harsh reality. All this and who has already benefited from Obama's job package - you'll find out right here. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend.Labels: Barack Obama, Big 3, Boston Celtics, Boston Patriots, fantasy sports, miami dolphins, New England Patriots, pro bowl, pro bowler, Ray Allen, Vince Wilfork
Thursday, January 21, 2010
In 2008 "they" the Independents came out in droves to elect President Obama, Tuesday they did the same in Massachusetts for Senator elect Scott Brown. The guys will discuss Rubba Shoes day working the polls. The loss of another radio talent to executive budget cuts - shocking! Uncle Dukes will check in with the Big 3 and the guys will make their predictions for the championship weekend in the NFL. All that and the spending spree continues at Fenway, has Theo put the final pieces in place for a 2010 World Series run? We'll see what the guys think he might have up his sleeve next. It's all here on the weekend preview of the Wicked Pissa Dude Podcast, thanks for listening and enjoy your weekend.theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: Barack Obama, Big 3, championship weekend, Fenway Park, independents, Massachusetts, NFL, pete sheppard, rubba shoes, scott brown, Theo Epstein, timmy, uncle dukes, World Series
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Cue the cheesy patriotic music, drop the huge flag for a backdrop and stand at the podium to make a soaring speech about the future of the Red Sox Nation. We’ll need Jerry Remy to fire up the base, Theo Epstein to make some final moves (see Mark Kotsay) and Wally to climb the Green Monster and get the crowd all riled up. It’s playoff season and the race for the top spot is on.
In that vein, look towards the final series between the Red Sox and the Yankees at Yankee stadium as the Iowa of this race. Remember, way back in January when nobody said he could do it, Barack Obama pulled out an incredible victory in the Iowa caucus? He was the under dog, but found a way to win. Hilary Clinton was unbeatable by most accounts and nobody, especially not an inexperienced Senator from Illinois was going to upset the apple cart, but that’s just what he did on his way to the nomination to be President of the United States of America.
So this, friends (had to throw that in there, because isn’t it sick how all the candidates say that now? I am not your friend. Nor will I ever be your friend. Just take the country in the direction I want to go and we’ll be good, but you’re not inviting me over for dinner at your house anytime soon.) is our Iowa. This is where the underdogs will become the favorites. This is where the Boston Red Sox, for all their injuries, all their Manny drama and all their time in 2nd place, will rise to the occasion and finally beat back the Tampa Bay Rays for the top spot in the AL East leaving the Yankees to play golf in October.
How can I be so certain? Isn’t this surge only working because we are playing the Yankees? The same Yankees who used to be the powerhouse of the AL East and now can’t find their ass from their elbows. Yes, the Yankees are terrible. Yes, the Red Sox should beat the Yankees. No, that is not why this surge is happening. It is happening because the Red Sox bats are alive and just in time for the playoffs.
Jason Bay has been on fire since coming to the Red Sox. Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury are still pulling their weight. Yooooooouk is being mentioned as a possible MVP candidate (although he will never win it, even though he should.) Pitching is still a bit shaky, but is getting there and with some good relief coming in the form of Justin Masterson and of course Pap, we’ll be fine there as well. It remains to be seen whether or not Mark Kotsay will make a huge impact on the team or not, but he is always a threat when he steps to the plate, so it never hurts to have an additional bat in the lineup.
So wave your Red Sox Nation flags high and proud today. The Red Sox are bringing the change we need to the AL East. They have the experience and the wise leadership to lead the American League to another World Series crown. We can’t afford to let Manny Ramirez and Nomar Garciaparra continue the same old west coast dominance (hahahaha!!) and receive that shiny trophy at the end of the season (hahaha like that’ll happen.)
In that vein, look towards the final series between the Red Sox and the Yankees at Yankee stadium as the Iowa of this race. Remember, way back in January when nobody said he could do it, Barack Obama pulled out an incredible victory in the Iowa caucus? He was the under dog, but found a way to win. Hilary Clinton was unbeatable by most accounts and nobody, especially not an inexperienced Senator from Illinois was going to upset the apple cart, but that’s just what he did on his way to the nomination to be President of the United States of America.
So this, friends (had to throw that in there, because isn’t it sick how all the candidates say that now? I am not your friend. Nor will I ever be your friend. Just take the country in the direction I want to go and we’ll be good, but you’re not inviting me over for dinner at your house anytime soon.) is our Iowa. This is where the underdogs will become the favorites. This is where the Boston Red Sox, for all their injuries, all their Manny drama and all their time in 2nd place, will rise to the occasion and finally beat back the Tampa Bay Rays for the top spot in the AL East leaving the Yankees to play golf in October.
How can I be so certain? Isn’t this surge only working because we are playing the Yankees? The same Yankees who used to be the powerhouse of the AL East and now can’t find their ass from their elbows. Yes, the Yankees are terrible. Yes, the Red Sox should beat the Yankees. No, that is not why this surge is happening. It is happening because the Red Sox bats are alive and just in time for the playoffs.
Jason Bay has been on fire since coming to the Red Sox. Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury are still pulling their weight. Yooooooouk is being mentioned as a possible MVP candidate (although he will never win it, even though he should.) Pitching is still a bit shaky, but is getting there and with some good relief coming in the form of Justin Masterson and of course Pap, we’ll be fine there as well. It remains to be seen whether or not Mark Kotsay will make a huge impact on the team or not, but he is always a threat when he steps to the plate, so it never hurts to have an additional bat in the lineup.So wave your Red Sox Nation flags high and proud today. The Red Sox are bringing the change we need to the AL East. They have the experience and the wise leadership to lead the American League to another World Series crown. We can’t afford to let Manny Ramirez and Nomar Garciaparra continue the same old west coast dominance (hahahaha!!) and receive that shiny trophy at the end of the season (hahaha like that’ll happen.)
adam@wickedpissadude.comLabels: AL East, Barack Obama, Boston Red Sox, David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia, Jason Bay, Manny Ramirez, Nomar Garciaparra, Tampa Bay Rays, Youuuuuuuuuk
Friday, June 20, 2008
Labels: Barack Obama, Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park, First pitch, Kevin Garnett
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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Songs we like this week:
Kanye West ft. Chris Martin (of Coldplay) - Homecoming (Timmy)
Sean Kingston with Juelz Santana - There's Nothin (Adam)
Thanks for checking out the show and let your friends know about it!!
The Daily Show compares Fox News reporting of the results in Indiana's primary to that of a Yankees announcer doing play by play of a Red Sox World Series.
- Adam
Songs we like this week:
Kanye West ft. Chris Martin (of Coldplay) - Homecoming (Timmy)
Sean Kingston with Juelz Santana - There's Nothin (Adam)
Thanks for checking out the show and let your friends know about it!!
- Adam
Labels: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Joe Morgan, Kanye West, Kevin Garnett, Kevin O’Connell, Paul Pierce, Radio, Reggie Miller, San Diego State, Sean Kingston, Tom Brady, Wicked Pissa Dude Radio
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