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    If Boston had won on Sunday, the way Dustin Pedroia turned a double play in the sixth inning would have been a highlight. Instead, the double play that Pedroia could not make in the eighth became an issue. And Pedroia took a couple swipes at the grounds crew because of it. It took a bad hop ... Our infield (stinks). It’s the worst in the game. Full Article at Sports Blogs
    If Boston had won on Sunday, the way Dustin Pedroia turned a double play in the sixth inning would have been a highlight. Instead, the double play that Pedroia could not make in the eighth became an issue. And Pedroia took a couple swipes at the grounds crew because of it. It took a bad hop ... Our infield (stinks). It’s the worst in the game.
    Dustin Pedroia – Dustin Pedroia SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
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River Ave. Blues :: Quick Hits: Peterson on pitching, roster decisions and the ALCS sked
  1. Does anyone think the Braves will trade Jair Jurgens and Yeneul Escobar to the Red Sox for say delcarmen, bowden maybe?
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  2. Papelbon, DelCarmen, Lars Anderson and Ryan Kalish for Josh Johnson and Hanley.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  3. I’m not lying about that. That is true. I think about those things. That stuff upsets me ... My job is to take 1,000 groundballs a day. Other guys’ job is to get the field perfect so we can play baseball.
    Dustin Pedroia – Dustin Pedroia SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  4. I’m a tourist from Canada, with a fist full of cash. Can anyone help me with a World Series ticket?
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  5. Damn you AJ. Get that arm angle more at 45 degrees. WTF, your elbow is not horizontal with your shoulder
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  6. People will throw their drinks at me and tell me I know nothing about pitching. Thanks Rick Peterson.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago

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