Boston Globe logo Boston Globe 3 months ago

Problem with Penny is hammered home

Penny for your thoughts. Penny Hardaway. Penny Marshall. Three-penny opera. Penny wise, pound foolish. Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes. Enough. No need to pile on the guy. Brad Penny is, after all, almost a .500 pitcher (7-8). Full Article at Boston Globe

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