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Seasons Collide!
'Believe in Boston' Flag Promo - The collision of baseball and basketball seasons is GREAT news for Sully's patrons.
To participate:
-Visit the Sully's eStore.
-Add $40+ worth of Sully's merchandise to your eCart.*
-Upon Checkout, in the comments section let us know which 'Believe in Boston' 3x5 flag you want (either RED or GREEN).
-This promotion is valid through Wednesday, May 23, 2012.
*Shipping and tax do not qualify as Sully's merchandise.
Posted on May 17th 2012
Five Straight Wins!?!?!?!
Somehow you knew that ‘dangerous’ Doug Mirabelli would work himself into the Wakefield ceremony. We were not always on Wakefield’s side, but it is hard to argue with seventeen years of service in a Sox uniform.
Way to be Josh Beckett. Striking out nine and scattering only four hits over seven innings, the Sox will need more performances like that from Beckett if they are going to climb out of last place. We are psyched the Sox appear to have finally turned the corner at home, and I know Cleveland is in first place, but it is going to take a lot more quality victories to get the Fenway Faithful energized.
Posted on May 16th 2012
Unbelievable
The Bruins defeated the Kings twice this season; absolutely dominating Los Angeles at home in a 3-0 shutout on December 13, and barely escaping the Staples Center with a narrow 4-2 win on March 24. The Kings looked like a playoff team, but not the team that has been dismantling the top three seeds out West. The Blues and the Canucks were at or near the top of the league standings all season, and the Kings wiped both of them out in nine games. With seven wins on the road this post-season and two from last year, the Kings have tied the NHL record for playoff road win streak.
Unless Jonathan Quick gets injured, I cannot see any of the remaining teams defeating the Kings. It is their Cup to lose. Yeah, the Rangers have Lundqvist and he is probably good for at least one or two shutouts in a series. But the Rangers offense likely isn’t tough enough to hang with the Kings big wingers. And I don’t want to hear from the Devils / Brodeur camp. Brodeur should hang it up whenever he loses his last game.
Posted on May 16th 2012
Worst Episode Ever
Game 2 of the Celtics / 76ers Eastern Conference Semifinal Series was played so atrociously, I am pretty sure my dreams (or nightmares) included Brandon Bass missing more wide open short jump shots. Yes, there was some good defense, but for long stretches of play neither team could buy a bucket. It was hard to believe that these are supposedly two of the top eight teams in the league. Imagine if you had paid hundreds of dollars for a ticket to see the game decided on a ridiculous offensive foul on KG (drawn by pesky Andre Iguodala). Games like these are why it is so easy to dismiss the modern NBA entirely. The worst NHL playoff game is better than just about every NBA playoff game we’ve watched this year.
Celtics only scored eleven points in the 3rd quarter. That was the lowest-scoring quarter in a Boston playoff game since Indiana held them to ten points in the 4th quarter in Game 2 of the first round.
The good news is that the Celtics cannot play much worse and they still had a chance to win. The bad news is that the Sixers will almost certainly play better in Philadelphia, and I am not so sure the same can be said about the Celtics.
Posted on May 16th 2012
Recently Received Restocks
Wish the Consul General of Japan in Boston (Takeshi Hikihara) and his wife Hammi would present the Sully's Crew with a sweet cherry blossom tree.
The below restocks were recently received:
-Believe in Boston (Kelly Green) Unisex Shirt
-Believe in Boston (Athletic Gray) Hooded Sweatshirt
-Boston Hooligan (Kelly Green) Unisex Shirt
-JETER Drinks Wine Coolers (Navy Blue) T-Shirt
-Thank You WAKE #49 Shirt
-Irish Pub Boxing (Unisex) T-Shirt
-Boston Hooligan (Navy Blue) Shirt
-LEBRON is a BITCH (Kelly Green) T-Shirt
-Obi-Wan Jacoby Shirt
-I Hate ELI Manning - Peyton Sucks Too Shirt
-Green Monstah (Unisex) Shirt
Posted on May 15th 2012
Celtics One Up the Sixers
Rondo’s triple double (17 assists, 13 points and 12 rebounds) and big fourth quarter combined with another vintage KG performance (29 points, 11 rebounds, 3 blocks, 1 steal) added up to a narrow 92-91 victory over Philadelphia. The Sixers led most of the night, including leading 77-67 with eleven minutes to play before the Celtics scored twenty-three of the next thirty points. Pierce, continuing to tough it out on a bad left knee, scored 14 points on 3/11 shooting. Fresh off the Bulls being bounced from the playoffs, Brian Scalabrine was back on the parquet working for Comcast SportsNet. Teams meet again tonight at the Garden for Game 2 of this best of seven.
Posted on May 14th 2012
That's More Like It!
The Red Sox finally gave the home town fans something to cheer about this weekend, taking the final three games of the series against the Cleveland Indians. Friday night saw Clay Buchholz start to turn around his dismal season. On Saturday night, Felix Doubront gave the Sox a quality start and the bullpen (Miller, Padilla, and Aceves with the save) nailed down the final nine outs. Sunday afternoons game was a laugher with the Sox blowing out the Tribe 12-1. Rookie Will Middlebrooks hit his 4th homer, but it was Saltalamacchia’s day as he went 3-for-4 with a home run and five RBIs. Old pal Justin Masterson took the loss going six innings, allowing six runs on seven hits and three hit batsmen.
The Sox are still four games under .500 and in last place, but if they are going to turn their season around, they had to start playing much better baseball at home. This weekend proved that it could be done.
Posted on May 14th 2012
THANK YOU!
The Sully’s Crew tips our caps to former Boston greats. It is funny how time slips away, but celebrate the not so distant Boston glory with one of our new THANK YOU shirts.
-Need all three? Save a couple bucks and pick up the three pack HERE.
-Want to purchase them individually, right this way my friend!
Posted on May 11th 2012
Celtics Advance on Classic KG Performance
Accused of being "the dirtiest guy in the league" by Hawks co-owner Michael Gearon, KG responded with twenty-eight points, fourteen rebounds, five blocks, and three steals to almost single-handedly give the Celtics an 83-80 victory on Thursday night to eliminate Atlanta. Garnett made many big shots, but none bigger than his jumper with :31 seconds left to give the Cs the lead for good. DOC became just the third coach in Celtics history to record fifty postseason victories joining Hall of Famers Red Auerbach (90) and KC Jones (65). The Hawks fell to 1-11 in playoff series against the Celtics with their only victory coming in the 1958 NBA finals as the St. Louis Hawks.
Boston has won at least one playoff series every season since Pierce, Allen, and KG teamed up in the summer of 2007. The Celtics will have home-court advantage against the eighth-seeded Sixers, with the series beginning on Saturday night.
Posted on May 11th 2012
Celtics Come Up One Bucket Short
The Celtics do not have the height to go big and the return of Hawks Center Al Horford made the difference Tuesday night. Horford made 4 of his 5 shots in the fourth quarter, topped off with a tough baseline hook shot that were Atlanta's final points. After Atlanta inexplicably threw away an inbound pass with ten seconds left, Rondo raced up the court looking to give Boston a series-clinching basket. Horford made the play: switching out on Rondo after a KG screen, crowding Rondo at the three-point line, bottling up the Celtics chance for victory.
While the Celtics have racked up many great playoff victories over the past several years, the Celtics dropped to 9-13 when attempting to close out a series under Doc, including 2-10 away from the parquet. If the Celtics are series about making a deep run in the playoffs, they need to wrap this series up Thursday night at the Garden.
Posted on May 09th 2012
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'Believe in Boston' Flag Promo - The collision of baseball and basketball seasons is GREAT news for Sully's patrons.
To participate:
-Visit the Sully's eStore.
-Add $40+ worth of Sully's merchandise to your eCart.*
-Upon Checkout, in the comments section let us know which 'Believe in Boston' 3x5 flag you want (either RED or GREEN).
-This promotion is valid through Wednesday, May 23, 2012.
*Shipping and tax do not qualify as Sully's merchandise.
Posted on May 17th 2012
Five Straight Wins!?!?!?!
Somehow you knew that ‘dangerous’ Doug Mirabelli would work himself into the Wakefield ceremony. We were not always on Wakefield’s side, but it is hard to argue with seventeen years of service in a Sox uniform.
Way to be Josh Beckett. Striking out nine and scattering only four hits over seven innings, the Sox will need more performances like that from Beckett if they are going to climb out of last place. We are psyched the Sox appear to have finally turned the corner at home, and I know Cleveland is in first place, but it is going to take a lot more quality victories to get the Fenway Faithful energized.
Posted on May 16th 2012
Unbelievable
The Bruins defeated the Kings twice this season; absolutely dominating Los Angeles at home in a 3-0 shutout on December 13, and barely escaping the Staples Center with a narrow 4-2 win on March 24. The Kings looked like a playoff team, but not the team that has been dismantling the top three seeds out West. The Blues and the Canucks were at or near the top of the league standings all season, and the Kings wiped both of them out in nine games. With seven wins on the road this post-season and two from last year, the Kings have tied the NHL record for playoff road win streak.
Unless Jonathan Quick gets injured, I cannot see any of the remaining teams defeating the Kings. It is their Cup to lose. Yeah, the Rangers have Lundqvist and he is probably good for at least one or two shutouts in a series. But the Rangers offense likely isn’t tough enough to hang with the Kings big wingers. And I don’t want to hear from the Devils / Brodeur camp. Brodeur should hang it up whenever he loses his last game.
Posted on May 16th 2012
Worst Episode Ever
Game 2 of the Celtics / 76ers Eastern Conference Semifinal Series was played so atrociously, I am pretty sure my dreams (or nightmares) included Brandon Bass missing more wide open short jump shots. Yes, there was some good defense, but for long stretches of play neither team could buy a bucket. It was hard to believe that these are supposedly two of the top eight teams in the league. Imagine if you had paid hundreds of dollars for a ticket to see the game decided on a ridiculous offensive foul on KG (drawn by pesky Andre Iguodala). Games like these are why it is so easy to dismiss the modern NBA entirely. The worst NHL playoff game is better than just about every NBA playoff game we’ve watched this year.
Celtics only scored eleven points in the 3rd quarter. That was the lowest-scoring quarter in a Boston playoff game since Indiana held them to ten points in the 4th quarter in Game 2 of the first round.
The good news is that the Celtics cannot play much worse and they still had a chance to win. The bad news is that the Sixers will almost certainly play better in Philadelphia, and I am not so sure the same can be said about the Celtics.
Posted on May 16th 2012
Recently Received Restocks
Wish the Consul General of Japan in Boston (Takeshi Hikihara) and his wife Hammi would present the Sully's Crew with a sweet cherry blossom tree.
The below restocks were recently received:
-Believe in Boston (Kelly Green) Unisex Shirt
-Believe in Boston (Athletic Gray) Hooded Sweatshirt
-Boston Hooligan (Kelly Green) Unisex Shirt
-JETER Drinks Wine Coolers (Navy Blue) T-Shirt
-Thank You WAKE #49 Shirt
-Irish Pub Boxing (Unisex) T-Shirt
-Boston Hooligan (Navy Blue) Shirt
-LEBRON is a BITCH (Kelly Green) T-Shirt
-Obi-Wan Jacoby Shirt
-I Hate ELI Manning - Peyton Sucks Too Shirt
-Green Monstah (Unisex) Shirt
Posted on May 15th 2012
Celtics One Up the Sixers
Rondo’s triple double (17 assists, 13 points and 12 rebounds) and big fourth quarter combined with another vintage KG performance (29 points, 11 rebounds, 3 blocks, 1 steal) added up to a narrow 92-91 victory over Philadelphia. The Sixers led most of the night, including leading 77-67 with eleven minutes to play before the Celtics scored twenty-three of the next thirty points. Pierce, continuing to tough it out on a bad left knee, scored 14 points on 3/11 shooting. Fresh off the Bulls being bounced from the playoffs, Brian Scalabrine was back on the parquet working for Comcast SportsNet. Teams meet again tonight at the Garden for Game 2 of this best of seven.
Posted on May 14th 2012
That's More Like It!
The Red Sox finally gave the home town fans something to cheer about this weekend, taking the final three games of the series against the Cleveland Indians. Friday night saw Clay Buchholz start to turn around his dismal season. On Saturday night, Felix Doubront gave the Sox a quality start and the bullpen (Miller, Padilla, and Aceves with the save) nailed down the final nine outs. Sunday afternoons game was a laugher with the Sox blowing out the Tribe 12-1. Rookie Will Middlebrooks hit his 4th homer, but it was Saltalamacchia’s day as he went 3-for-4 with a home run and five RBIs. Old pal Justin Masterson took the loss going six innings, allowing six runs on seven hits and three hit batsmen.
The Sox are still four games under .500 and in last place, but if they are going to turn their season around, they had to start playing much better baseball at home. This weekend proved that it could be done.
Posted on May 14th 2012
THANK YOU!
The Sully’s Crew tips our caps to former Boston greats. It is funny how time slips away, but celebrate the not so distant Boston glory with one of our new THANK YOU shirts.
-Need all three? Save a couple bucks and pick up the three pack HERE.
-Want to purchase them individually, right this way my friend!
Posted on May 11th 2012
Celtics Advance on Classic KG Performance
Accused of being "the dirtiest guy in the league" by Hawks co-owner Michael Gearon, KG responded with twenty-eight points, fourteen rebounds, five blocks, and three steals to almost single-handedly give the Celtics an 83-80 victory on Thursday night to eliminate Atlanta. Garnett made many big shots, but none bigger than his jumper with :31 seconds left to give the Cs the lead for good. DOC became just the third coach in Celtics history to record fifty postseason victories joining Hall of Famers Red Auerbach (90) and KC Jones (65). The Hawks fell to 1-11 in playoff series against the Celtics with their only victory coming in the 1958 NBA finals as the St. Louis Hawks.
Boston has won at least one playoff series every season since Pierce, Allen, and KG teamed up in the summer of 2007. The Celtics will have home-court advantage against the eighth-seeded Sixers, with the series beginning on Saturday night.
Posted on May 11th 2012
Celtics Come Up One Bucket Short
The Celtics do not have the height to go big and the return of Hawks Center Al Horford made the difference Tuesday night. Horford made 4 of his 5 shots in the fourth quarter, topped off with a tough baseline hook shot that were Atlanta's final points. After Atlanta inexplicably threw away an inbound pass with ten seconds left, Rondo raced up the court looking to give Boston a series-clinching basket. Horford made the play: switching out on Rondo after a KG screen, crowding Rondo at the three-point line, bottling up the Celtics chance for victory.
While the Celtics have racked up many great playoff victories over the past several years, the Celtics dropped to 9-13 when attempting to close out a series under Doc, including 2-10 away from the parquet. If the Celtics are series about making a deep run in the playoffs, they need to wrap this series up Thursday night at the Garden.
Posted on May 09th 2012
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