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The Red Sox should be ashamed. If he "bought low" and got a player with "unfulfilled potential" I definitely think he starts if Bay is not resigned, or if we don't land Holliday. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The Red Sox should be ashamed. If he "bought low" and got a player with "unfulfilled potential" I definitely think he starts if Bay is not resigned, or if we don't land Holliday. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Fresh off the heels of watching yet another Yankees championship, the Red Sox brass have already gotten to work on improving their team's lackluster offense. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Royals have worst Ethan Skolnick, Sun Sentinel David Glass hasn't won much of anything since he took over the Royals in 2000. But the former Wal-Mart CEO does win one contest, if just barely over Peter Angelos: worst owner. Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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Papelbon was one strike away from extending the series with three different batters, but Erick Aybar singled on a two-strike pitch, Chone Figgins walked after fouling off a full-count offering and Bobby Abreu fouled off three straight... Full Article at The Batavia Daily News
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It showed the looseness a little bit ... and the fans anticipated it. A.J. brings energy every day. The only different thing in the spring was that we had a pool tournament. I haven’t changed, but the clubhouse is a little more boisterous.
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