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    Paul Byrd of appeals
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    When Byrd got the ball back, he stepped on the rubber and then off it for the appeal, and second base umpire Tim Welke called Swisher out. "Good coaching ... I’m running to back up, couldn’t see that he left early. (Dustin Pedroia [stats]) told me he left early." All signs point toward Jon Lester [stats] being on target to make his next start as scheduled on Thursday, though there is plenty of wiggle room for the team to push him back a day or two. Full Article at Boston Herald
    Good coaching ... I’m running to back up, couldn’t see that he left early. (Dustin Pedroia [stats]) told me he left early.
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 1 month ago
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Paul Byrd of appeals
  1. He’s got (31) starts under his belt anyway ... Sometimes you take something that’s a negative and turn it into a positive. Maybe we’ll hold off on how much he throws on the side. Before he goes and pitches, you can bet that we’ll give him the twice-over. But I actually think he’s going to be OK.
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 1 month ago
  2. I felt really good, I felt like my stuff is getting better, I feel like I’m getting sharper with each outing
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 1 month ago
  3. What we’ll probably do is let him play catch tomorrow and try to get him back in the next couple of days ... What I’d hate to do is give him the three days off to feel good and then rush him back into a game and go backwards, so we’ll be pretty careful with him.
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 1 month ago
  4. I’m not happy that I lost the game, but I do feel like I’m throwing the ball well and giving us a chance to win.
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 1 month ago
  5. That A-Rod at-bat, I kept throwing him good pitches and he kept fouling them off and I just couldn’t put him away ... Sometimes you have to give them a little credit. I had two outs that inning with nobody on and it’s pretty frustrating to see them turn it around.
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 1 month ago

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