As many of you know, we offer our services to the Red Sox Foundation. We donate the profits from some shirts and also provide them with pro bono creative services. We designed the invitation and program book cover for the 2007 Welcome Home Dinner and in return, we got our very own table at the dinner! All of the players were there, except for 2, and as they were announced, they walked down the center aisle with players from the 1967 Impossible Dream team.
Our photos are horrible from the evening, but we were able to capture some video of the procession. Be sure to stick through to the end. You'll see why we call this one, "The Bride"...
Monday, the 12th of February was Truck Day - a rite of spring in Red Sox Nation. The equipment truck leaves Fenway Park and heads south for Spring Training. A glorious day! Couldn't be there to celebrate?? We're here for you and put together this little video of EXACTLY what happened. Enjoy, and be sure to stick around for the Deleted Scenes after the credits roll...
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Is this big? Huge. Big like Hasselhoff in Germany? Bigger. Monstrous like Brangelina? Who? You said this guy is big in Japan? Yup. Like Mothra and Godzilla combined. He's got "GYRO" powers too, it's NASTY mystical. AVAILABLE NOW in Unisex, Women's and Kid's sizes.
(The following is a letter that we sent to Aaron Boone. Yes, THAT Aaron Boone. Aaron F. Boone, if you will. You see, he's the reason we started The Red Seat and we owe him big. If we hear back from him, we'll be sure to post his reply!)
Dear Mr. Boone,
We'd like to thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you! You don't know us and are likely wondering what gives. It's simple, we owe you a huge debt of gratitude. And, oh yeah - we're Red Sox fans...go figure.
Once upon a time, we were just your basic, run of the mill, nut job Red Sox fans. Then something truly miraculous happened and all it took was one late inning, infamous swing of the bat. Even today it's hard to believe how one swing could bring everything to a shuddering, mind altering, silent scream bad, kind of halt. The kind of bad that makes grown men weep (i.e., Tim Wakefield) and causes emotional "disturbances" on a massive scale. We are, of course, referring to Game 7 in the 2003 ALCS.
Sure, it was all great and stuff for you and your team, but you have to admit it was pretty fleeting. Well, take solace, that moment did so much more than just win a game - you, my friend, CREATED A COMPANY!
Not just any company either. You brought about the creation of The Red Seat - the best Red Sox site on the internet. All we needed was for you to supply the lemons and The Red Seat made the lemonade. So, thanks! Enclosed is the shirt you inspired - enjoy it and wear it proudly. The Red Sox took care of that little black cloud and made a little history of their own in 2004 and The Red Seat lives on.
Good luck on the upcoming season and hope to see you again in the World Series, wouldn't that be great? Of course, you are now and forevermore Aaron F. Boone in these parts but that's a small price to pay for immortality.
Meet at Boston Sports World to post your comments, thoughts, rants, or whatever about the Boston Sports Scene. This sports chat venue will rely on it's members to drive the bus. Let's hear from fans of other pro sport teams and ramp up the discussions...
PLEASE VOTE FOR ME FOR GOVERNOR OF RED SOX NATION IN CONNECTICUT! THANK YOU! HERE'S THE INFORMATION YOU NEED, PLEASE VOTE FOR ME! voting ends Thursday June 20th at 9pm!
my name: JoAnna Cass my email: bosoxgirlct28@aol.com state: Connecticut
You can vote 10 times per each of your email addresses and do not need to be a resident of New England to vote! Please pass this along to anyone who may want to vote!
Even if you're a Yankees fan, or not a baseball fan, nor a sports fan, please vote anyway!
And, my friend Joel is running for Red Sox Nation Governor of New Hampshire, please vote for him!
Here's his info:
his name: Joel Twitchell his email: joel_twitchell@us.aflac.com his state: New Hampshire
I concur. Anytime you quote "inspirational poetry" it reeks of not being able to come up with your own ideas...usually quoted by people without brains and no self confidence.
