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    Then again, Boston infielder Kevin Youkilis said, it didn't matter what the prognosticators predicted. "People that write that stuff are the same ones that pick the Cubs to win the World Series" Youkilis said. The Red Sox obtained Wagner in a trade with the New York Mets on Aug. 25 and he pitched very well down the stretch as a setup man rather than in his usual closer's role. Full Article at New York Post
    People that write that stuff are the same ones that pick the Cubs to win the World Series
    Kevin Youkilis – Kevin Youkilis SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
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Wagner, Papelbom lose it for Boston
  1. Your team fights. It puts you in that situation to call upon you and you let 'em down ... It's a feeling that there's a lot of weight on your shoulders because your team expects you to pull through and preserve that win for you and when you don't its definitely not a good feeling.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago

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