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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- "This is mine! Come on, Scioscia! This is MINE!" John Lackey shouted at his manager on the mound, scowling at him, then inserting a spicy word or two. Full Article at AOL Sports
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- John Lackey was furious as Mike Scioscia came out to the mound in the seventh inning. Lackey yelled at his manager, "This is mine! This is mine!" But his manager stood his ground. Full Article at New York Post
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — As Mike Scioscia made his slow, purposeful march to the mound in the seventh inning of Game 5, John Lackey acted as if his manager was about to serve him a subpoena. "This is mine," the wild-eyed Texan screamed at Scioscia. Full Article at Boston Herald
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I felt like I got to the point in the game where I should have been able to determine it
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Oh, this is going to be a good trip, and we still have a huge challenge in front of us. But, you know, you're still in the game ... You know, we're going to come out and hopefully have a good game Saturday and, you know, we'll just take it one step at a time, obviously.
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Maybe John still looked like he maybe had a little bit left. In making that move, I said with my heart, 'Hey, leave John in.' But my head said, 'Let's try to turn Tex around [as a switch-hitter] and get out of that inning right there,' ... I think I just have a lot of confidence in John. He might have h...
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Yeah, any time you have a chance to close out a series and you don't win, no matter what the score is, it's a missed opportunity ... But we get a chance to go to our ballpark where we've played extremely well. You know, we've had a lot of come-from-behind wins there. So, yeah, it's a missed opportunity,...
