June 2013
16 posts
“It was simply a chapter in my life that had closed, and the ending seemed appropriate. We can’t appreciate or understand the endings of things when they’re happening, of course, but with a little distance they usually parse themselves out. We were right to go our separate ways, and I know we’re both better for it — even if we can’t pinpoint exactly why.”
—Chelsea Fagan (via simply-quotes)
the most awkward part of being a female baseball fan is when you meet male baseball fans and you talk to them and you realize you’re bigger fans that they are and you just think well this is going to be awkward for you
“The Bruins are going to the Stanley Cup. The Red Sox are in first place. What’s not to like?”
—Mike Salk on covering Boston sports right now (via the-destroia)
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On Friday night, as the Red Sox took batting practice at Yankee Stadium, Pedroia noticed Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson standing behind the batting cage.
The Red Sox second baseman strode over to Jackson and proclaimed, “Barry Bonds, Dustin Pedroia and Reggie Jackson, the top three players in Arizona State history.”
Someone asked Pedroia how he would rank the three. He immediately shot back, “Kind of a coin flip between the first two,” referring to Bonds and himself – and not Jackson.
” —As reported by Ken Rosenthal. (via pedroiaquotebook)
“Little guy. Big swing. Big heart.”
—Fox commentators on Dustin Pedroia.
May 2013
40 posts
“We have to stop caring what they would think if they saw us, stop worrying about running into them in the store, stop obsessing over the things we could have done differently to make them stay. And that means letting go of everything they meant to us, proving to ourselves that life can be just as good, just as beautiful, without them in it. When you realize, long after the fact, that you no longer care about someone—that what they are doing in life has no bearing on you, and vice versa—it feels very much like a small death. Who they were with you no longer exists, and you cannot even preserve it in your memory, for the sake of your own mental health.”
—Chelsea Fagan (via simply-quotes)
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