Tag Archives: Don Cooper

Not Even Confidence Can Save Them

By Andrew Reilly | Published: April 15, 2009

The Sox’ pitching coach can work a lot of miracles, but perhaps some All-Star relievers were simply not meant to be salvaged.

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Even Their Questionable Things Fall Through

By Andrew Reilly | Published: March 11, 2008

It’s about as far from objective journalism as it gets, but you have to chuckle a bit at Don Cooper’s latest statements on the state of the relief corps: “They haven’t had a good spring,” Cooper said. “They haven’t shown us the things we need to see for us to feel very comfortable right now.” [...]

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A River in Egypt

By Andrew Reilly | Published: July 21, 2007

Apparently your editor channeled the spirit of Jose Contreras while trying to win a t-shirt at a concert.

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