About Fenway Bound

My name is Will Tuell and I am a lifelong Red Sox fan from Down East Maine.

I began following the Sox as a kid growing up in the mid 80s. Back then we were lucky to get a game or two a week on TV.

I remember fondly those late summer evenings spent trying to tune in Joe Castiglione and Ken Coleman on a cheap clock radio. If you held it just right and didn't blink....

I'm proud to say that since my family entered the satellite age in the early 90s, and WQDY started carrying the Red Sox radio broadcasts on their Machias sister station a few years later, that I can count on my right hand the number of games I've missed over the past fifteen years.

Fenway Bound is a blog dedicated to the Red Sox and their hardcore fans. It's for those of you who never quite fit in to the Red Sox Nation mold. That isn't to say anything against the post-2004 fan who watches them blow a 10-0 lead only to come back and win a 19-17 romp.

Fenway Bound features news, commentary and analysis about the Boston Red Sox, not just during the height of the pennant race but during the offseason doldrums as well.

This blog is about the dedicated fan. The fan who invites Don & Jerry to supper every night. The fan who takes vacations with Dave and Joe. The fan who mourned when Jerry Trupiano left the radio broadcasts after years of world class coverage.

It's about wearing the same Red Sox jacket and ballcap for every day five years, and then not quite being able to throw them away once you've outgrown them. It's about the fan who never took down that tattered Mo Vaughn poster, or the one who still has Pedro Martinez pictures on their wall.

In short, Fenway Bound is a unique blend of stats, analysis and scoreboard watching. Following the Sox means invariably following the Axis of Evil -- New York, Tampa, Toronto and Baltimore.

Go Sox!!!!

Will Tuell
Owner, Editor
Fenway Bound Blog

Comments

[Travis Pflanz]

Link Exchange?

Hi,

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http://fantasybigleagues.com