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Red Sox to stay in Fenway "as long as John Henry and Tom Werner and Larry Lucchino own the team"
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The view from the seats inside the Monster "As long as John Henry and Tom Werner and Larry Lucchino, I know we'll be at Fenway Park," Kennedy said. Part of the appeal of JetBlue Park is its near-exact duplications of the Fenway Park dimensions, from...
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The Red Sox crushed the Yankees for the second day in a row, putting them perilously close to first place. The Patriots open today. And Springsteen is playing another show tonight. “I bet some of our predecessors are rolling around wondering what the...
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Boston Red Sox baseball president and CEO Larry Lucchino, far right, talks with catcher Ryan Lavarnway, left, hitting coach Dave Magadan, center, and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia at a news conference at Fenway Park in Boston on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. ... View Photo »
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He's a great man and a great manager and he has a colorful and successful history, so his name inevitably comes up in this day and age
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Marlins owner John W. Henry emerged as the winning bidder last night for the Boston Red Sox, with a $700 million offer - more than double the highest price ever paid for a Major League Baseball team. Henry’s group, which includes television producer Tom...
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Henry made an unscheduled visit to a radio station to refute that claim several months ago, and CEO Larry Lucchino went on the air Friday for the same reason after a national columnist made his case that Henry was suffering from soccer on the brain. ...
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Red Sox president and CEO Larry Lucchino talked with fans and handed out snacks as Wally the Green Monster and music provided entertainment along Van Ness Street. "Another traditional ceremonial kickoff to the season, if you can pardon the football...
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Boston Red Sox president Larry Lucchino, center and former major league manager Bobby Valentine, right, take part in a discussion of baseball's international growth before the World Affairs Council on Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011, in Hartford, Conn. Lucchino... View Photo »
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Sox president and CEO Larry Lucchino disputed the idea that the front office is being frugal this off-season and trying to get its payroll under the new luxury tax cap of $178 million. Rather, he said it was a certainty that the team would "fly by the...
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Soriano would agree to leave the Cubs to play for a contending team. The Cubs would like him to get on base a little more ... and to play better defense. They are hoping that if his conditioning and health is some better that would result in better play...
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Boston Red Sox baseball president and CEO Larry Lucchino, far right, talks with catcher Ryan Lavarnway, left, hitting coach Dave Magadan, center, and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia at a news conference at Fenway Park in Boston on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. Red Sox players' uniforms for the...
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Boston Red Sox General Manager Ben Cherington, right, huddles with team President and CEO Larry Lucchino while Milwaukee Brewers baseball hitting coach Dale Sveum conducts a news conference after interviewing for the vacant Boston Red Sox manager position at Fenway Park Wednesday, Nov. 2,...
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Ben Cherington looks on as Larry Lucchino, President and CEO of the Boston Red Sox, speaks during a news conference introducing Cherington as the executive vice president and general manager of the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts October 25, 2011. Cherington...
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Boston Red Sox president and CEO Larry Lucchino, left, principal owner John Henry and Chairman Tom Werner, right, talk with reporters on first day of spring training baseball for the full Red Sox squad at the Player Development Complex in Fort Myers, Fla. , Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011.
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Boston Red Sox baseball president and CEO Larry Lucchino, far right, talks with catcher Ryan Lavarnway, left, hitting coach Dave Magadan, center, and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia at a news conference at Fenway Park in Boston on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. Red Sox players' uniforms for the...
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