Bold Optimism this year.  Bold.

Personally, I think the Sox have a better than average shot at 100 wins.  So let's just say it.  I predict 100 wins.  Let's face it: The Yanks are worse.  Much worse.  The Rays are worse, and probably much worse (they have …

Yes, the site is called Real Estate & Red Sox for a reason, folks.  It's just too much fun to stay away from.  While my crying for the Patriots hasn't truly stopped yet (I'm still having nightmares about being trapped on Revis Island), I can look forward …

And I thought that Christmas had already come early with the Gonzales signing.

I'll admit, I'm pretty surprised that the Sox were willing to dole out this type of money for a player who doesn't hit a ton of home runs.  I'll also go out …

Well, the Sox have been busy this week for sure.

First, a weak offer to Victor Martinez.  But that wasn't much of a surprise.  As remarkable as his second half was last year, one things was obvious:  Defensively, he could be challenged by opposing base runners.  I won't speculate …

Been too busy to write about this, but just a small pat on the back for myself for spotting that the Yanks didn't have the horses to go all the way.  If they hadn't matched up against their annual doormat match with the Twins, they might have even …

Well have to close the loop based on the last Sox post.

Prediction:  Pedroia, Ellsbury, would return to the Sox and make a big difference.

Result:  Neither returned for any significant time, and in fact, injuries continued to kill the Sox, as they lost Cameron as well, and Beckett …

I like posting about the Sox because:

A) Nothing like seeing your old predictions in print, right or wrong.

B) I like baseball (It's a bit obvious, isn't!)

C) It's nice to post something local, but not real estate related every once in a while.

After …