Watching him try to hobble to first at one point and then, even worse, trying to walk from one end of the dugout to the other to get to the clubhouse was just really painful. I can only imagine what it felt like for him!

Seems a Sox/Yankees game originally scheduled for 1 p.m. on Sept. 27 was moved to 8 p.m. so ESPN could show it, but then was moved back to 1 p.m. again because that evening happens to be the start of Yom Kippur. The un-move came after a New York congressman complained to Bud Selig. Bonus: No Joe Morgan. But looks like ESPN will still be broadcasting the game.

On the Boston Radio mailing list, Roger Kirk reports he fiddled between the Sports Hub and 'EEI on the way home last night to compare the two:

98.5's DA was discussing the Topic Du Jour i.e. Teddy Bruschi's retirement with callers.

The Sox had the night off, so WEEI's host was engaged in animated conversation with a caller comparing the breast size of Serena Williams to other Tennis Players.

So long, Tedy. You've been the heart of the Patriots for many years.

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Ron Borges

Maybe they can start running Kevin Fennessy's commercial on NESN, like right between the Osiris Institute and Vargas and Vargas commercials (or in place of any Bob's commercial):

Here's another one.

Ed. so true, so true, so true note: After a win over the White Sox last week, we were on the platform at Kenmore waiting for a trolley when a bunch of 20somethings started chanting "Yankees suck!"

And so was Byrd, for that matter. But you know who else was outstanding in his first relief appearance? Dan Tobin reminds us.

He's set to announce his retirement.

Ken Fang reports.

The Supreme Judicial Court blew a series of legal fastballs right by Colman Herman today, ruling he couldn't prove any damages against Admit One Ticket Agency because he never actually bought a ticket from them.

The decision also throws up a Monster-sized wall against future attempts to go after ticket brokers who accept only credit cards.

From now on, all Sox games will be broadcast only on WEEI.

Via Boston Radio Watch.