Curt Schilling’s biggest fan Curt Schilling has signed on for another year with the Boston Red Sox. In all seriousness this makes complete sense for both parties because the Sox get one of the best postseason pitchers of all-time and Schilling gets another shot at a World Series plus $8 million more in chingy.

You don’t bet against Josh Beckett in the playoffs and especially not in the World Series. I know the Rockies have won 100 games in a row, but take the Sox and -1.5.

Overall Record:

NFL 32-16-3
College Football: 23-25
MLB 6-0
College Basketball 48-37-2
NBA 6-4

The Boston Red Sox capped off their ALCS comeback last night with a 11-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. The Sox were down 3 games to 1, but then outscored the Indians 30-5 in the final three games to win the pennant. Sabbathia and Carmona were 0-3 in this series and this was ultimately the downfall for the Tribe. I know MLB is happy the Sox made the World Series and I think this has the makings of a good series. The blazing hot Rockies will have cooled off from their 8 day rest when the Series starts this Wednesday, but they have to be competitive. I don’t see them winning Game 1 against Beckett, but just don’t get blown out so your confidence isn’t shaken. Make sure you check back with us Wednesday for our MLB Bet of the Day.

The Red Sox will live to see another day so take the Sox and the moneyline -122 tonight.

Cleveland wins the moneyline +101 against the Red Sox this evening

Overall Record:

NFL 31-16-3
College Football: 23-23
MLB 4-0
College Basketball 48-37-2
NBA 6-4

Boston Red Sox cover -1.5 against Anaheim

Overall Record:

NFL 26-13-2
College Football: 21-21
MLB 2-0
College Basketball 48-37-2
NBA 6-4

Jon Lester a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox has been called up from the minors and will start in tonight’s game against the Cleveland Indians. Why is this a big deal? It was only a year ago that Lester was diagnosed with cancer. I hope this leads to a long stay in the big leagues for Lester who obviously has tremendous perseverance and he deserves the best.

This video clip of former Red Sox player Kevin Millar is a testament to the fact that Yankees fans hate the Red Sox!

I have to think this is the song George Steinbrenner and Brian Cashman are whistling today after picking up ‘All Millenium’ pitcher Roger Clemens. Roger will make an astounding $28 million dollars to pitch for the New York Yankees for roughly a four to five month period. Clemens announced his signing yesterday at Yankee Stadium during the game between the Yankees and Mariners. The Rocket is expected to make his first start in the next three to four weeks.

The Yankees are currently 14-15 and 5.5 games behind the Boston Red Sox for first place in the AL East. Let’s not forget Clemens was part of the World Series champs of 1999 and 2000 with the Yanks. Does this turn their season around?

Forbes announced earlier this week the organization is now worth $1.2 billion. The New York Mets came in second at $736 million and the Red Sox third at $724 million.