Love That Dirty Laundry
No One Is Impressed by the Red Sox Latest Mess
Sung to the lyrics of Dirty Water:
I'm gonna text you a story
I'm gonna text you about my team
I'm gonna text you a big bad story, we're babies
Aww, it's all about my team
Yeah, down at the Palace
Down in a hotel room in New York (aw, guess what's happenin', we're babies)
That's where you'll find me
Along with losers, 'stabbers, and thieves (aw, but we're rich people, too John)
Well I love that dirty laundry
Oh, Bobby, you go home (oh, you're the Number Two V)
Frustrated players (I mean we're frustrated)
Have to meet us at 2 o'clock (oh, there's no shame)
But we're wishin' and a-hopin, oh
That just once John's doors weren't locked (we like to save time for
the babies to walk around)
Well I love that dirty laundry
Oh, Bobby, you go home (oh, yeah)
Because I love that dirty laundry
Oh, oh, Bobby, you go home (oh, yeah)
Well, I love that dirty laundry (I love it, we're babies)
I love that dirty laundry (Don't love Bobby)
I love that dirty laundry (Have you heard about Lester?)
I love that dirty laundry (He's the man, he's the man)
I love that dirty laundry (Owww!)
I love that dirty laundry (Come on, come on)
Another Out-of-Town Scoop: Sox Whiners Blast Valentine to Absentee Owners
This Is Lucchino's Plan for Bumping Us Off the Front Page. Sincerely, Robert Kraft
Forget the Back Stairs, Players March Through the Front Door of the Palace Hotel
V is for Victim: Godzalez, Pedroia Lead Player Uprising Against Bobby
We Have Met the Snitch, All 17 of Them
Shoppach on Red Sox: "There is a disconnect in communication between the players and upper management."
— Andy Martino (@SurfingTheMets) August 15, 2012
Candid Camera
Did Bobby Whisper Sweet Nothings to Two-Thumbs-Up Pedroia?
Captions: Review Readers' Captions on What Bobby Was Whispering to Pedey
"Hey Laser Show Pony, I'm gonna text some photos of you sleeping in the batter's box again big guy. That's how we did it in Japan." -- What Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine might have said to the backstabbing second baseman