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Maybe it was the missing pieces, like Gronkowski, Mayo and the others out for today's game? Maybe it was the fact that Denver wouldn't sell tickets outside of the commuting area? Maybe Tom Brady is getting older and his swagger isn't what it was? We can blame tonight's loss on whatever we want but the truth of the matter, New England didn't bring "it."

Tonight the MLB post season begins!! October, “Soxtober” whatever you want to call it, the TV will be on nightly with baseball. Ok, maybe in the bedroom or more realistically I’ll watch a few games and check in during commercials with TV shows the family wants to watch but here go my baseball playoff predictions.

According to the latest Nielsen ratings from the Houston area, no one - and we mean no one - was watching the struggling Houston Astros on Sunday.

In case you missed it, watch the final out (a Koji strikeout) and the celebration as the Boston Red Sox officially clinch the crown of the American League East. Playoffs, here we come...

As the Major League Baseball (MLB) regular season heats up and winds down all at once, I'm amazed at how much the leagues have changed over the past 20 years. Before the strike year in 1994 there were only two divisions in each the American League and National League and there wasn't inter-league play, nor a wild card playoff series let alone a wildcard "play-in" game.

I almost never turn the Red Sox off. Last night, I have to admit, I gave in. C'mon they were trailing 7-2, in the bottom of the 9th inning and it was already past my bedtime. I'm sure I wasn't alone. We woke up this morning with another unbelievable Boston come from behind win...

We have just about 24 hours before tomorrow’s 4pm MLB trade deadline. No transaction comes free, but I do believe our beloved Red Sox are in need of pitching if they want to go deep in the playoffs and potentially win the World Series.

Jose Bautista, J.J. Hardy and Jason Kipnis each drove in runs, and the American League beat the National League, 3-0, in the 2013 MLB All-Star Game at Citi Field in New York.

I think it’s time once again for my rant regarding interleague play in Major League Baseball (MLB). I don’t like it now, I didn’t like the idea when it was being tossed around way back in the early to mid 90s and I don't think I'll like it in 20 years. There is nothing to be really gained for the way it is set up, except in the few markets where a city has two teams like New York, Chicago, the San