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DICE-K WHISTLES THROUGH THE GRAVEYARD -- AGAIN
Whistling through the graveyard. That's the only way to describe it when Dice-K pitches.The Japanese hurler started the game inauspiciously when he loaded the bases -- on walks -- in the first...
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The Sox Optimists' Catalog (or, 10 Reasons the Rays are Going Down)
Gloom is more respectful of tradition, but I could never help being an optimist. A Red Sox fan, yes, and an optimist, even before 2004. Expect the worst, but hope for the best. It's still my policy When we headed to LA last week, I expected the worst
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Rays vs. Red Sox: A ALCS Preview
You already saw my NLCS picks, but this one hits close to heart for me. The Red Sox weren't suppose to win in the playoffs. I picked them to lose also. They were suppose to get beat by the 100 win Angels...
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Who's the Real American League MVP?
Now that both of the League Division Series are sewn up, and there are a few off days in baseball, I thought that I would start giving thought to the A.L. MVP race. Unlike the N.L...
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Random Thoughts on Monday Night
Prior 2004 the Boston Red Sox were my AL team. They always put together home grown gritty teams who just came up short against the hated money bag that is the New York Yankees (though ...
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Red Sox strong in Game 1, Game 2 looks promising
I completely agree that it is nearly impossible to wake up the morning after a late game and attempt to drag oneself into work, but high-school students are feeling the same way trying to watch the Red Sox in the postseason...
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2008 MLB Awards
As most people would agree, handing out awards at the end of the season is an inexact science. The arguments on both sides, though, make this such an interesting topic of debate. Seriously, what baseball fan does not love to go back and forth, arguing the
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BOS 5, CLE 4: Sox clinch
Kevin Youkilis started the scoring in the bottom of the fourth inning - a two run homer - to give Boston an early 2-0 lead. The Indians would respond with four runs in the fifth inning, but with the playoffs on their minds Boston answered back in the fift
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I Hate the Boston Red Sox
The Toronto Blue Jays were officially eliminated from playoff contention on Sunday afternoon. Much to my dismay, it was the Boston Red Sox who finally put us down for the ten count.This post isn't about the struggles of the 2008 Blue Jays. The post-mortem
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Pawtucket’s successful season: Playoffs, promotions
Maybe the confines in which the Pawtucket Red Sox played this season weren’t baseball’s equivalent of a perfect world. But they were close. For example: The PawSox set a franchise record for most wins in a season (85) and qualified for the Governors’ Cup
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Boston Red Sox Prospect Report: First Base
Boston Red Sox prospects report: first base. Find out who will be the next big first basemen in Boston. Although the Sox are set at the position, who is the next possible candidate? Lars Anderson.
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Dustin Pedroia: Not Quite MVP
In the American League, there seem to be so many possible MVP candidates. Surprisingly, Boston second baseman Dustin Pedroia finds his name among these discussions. Is he deserving of the award? Jersey doesn't think so.
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How My Dad Ruined the Yankees' Season
Jordan Schwartz says his father is to blame for New York's lackluster performance this year.
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Money Talks. But it doesn't play for the Boston Red Sox.
You get what you pay for. Maybe. Or not. Nothing is certain in the AL East.
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MLB: AL MVP-Kevin Youkilis
Nick Caso breaks down who should win this year's AL MVP award and why it isn't Josh Hamilton.
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Red Sox Roster Review Part I: The Infielders
Part one of a series of articles reviewing the Red Sox's likely roster composition in 2009 and beyond, with an emphasis on analyzing what Boston's farm system will have to offer in coming seasons, starting with the infield positions.
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Kevin Youkilis an MVP Candidate?
Evan Brunell knows there are a lot of worthy candidates out there. Is Youk one of them?
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BOS 19, TEX 17: Say what?
Yes, the final score of this game was 19-17 with the Boston Red Sox coming out on top after scoring 10 runs in the first inning capped off by two three-run homers by slugger David Ortiz. Charlie Zink’s career debut went as follows: 4.1 innings pitched, 11
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BOS 5, CWS 1: Red Sox rally late
After being no-hit through the first six innings, the Boston Red Sox rallied late in the seventh for two runs and scored three more in the ninth to beat the White Sox 5-2. Kevin Youkilis broke up John Danks no-hit bid on a broken bat single to left field
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BOS 12, OAK 2: Bay fitting right in
Well it has not taken Jason Bay a long time to fit in with the Boston Red Sox as he launched a three-run homer, Kevin Youkilis homered twice, every Red Sox hitter had a hit, and finally Jon Lester won his seventh straight decision.
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Angels-Red Sox: Boston Suffers All-Star Hangover in 11-3 Loss
Evan Brunell discusses Boston's flat start to the second half of the season.
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Daily Market Trends: Baseball Returns in Full Force
A return to the full baseball schedule with some staff aces taking the mound highlights the day. Some key injuries, Smart Money Bets, and Steam Moves from Sports Insights.
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How The Mavs Can Win A Title in 2009
As the NBA free agency period marches on, Alex McVeigh looks at a fool-proof way that the Dallas Mavericks can win the 2009 NBA Championship.
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Orioles notebook: 7/12
The Orioles were humiliated by the Red Sox, 12-1 at Fenway. Isaac Barrow gives you more info on the O's organization.
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BOS 12, BAL 1: Youkilis paces Sox
Kevin Youkilis drove in a career high six RBI’s as the Boston Red Sox routed the Baltimore Orioles 12-1. Tim Wakefield was stellar in a seven inning six strikeout performance. He improves to 6-6 on the season with the decision over the Orioles. Star of t














