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Congratulations John Smoltz! It’s been a few weeks in the making, but Smoltz earns his first victory in a Boston Red Sox uniform, as the Sox won 15-9. Smoltz pitched a great game tonight verse the Kansas City Royals as he went five innings and left with a 9-1 lead. His totals for the evening look like [...]
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July 11, 2009
John Smoltz may have to find a way to throw a complete game if tonight is any indication of the how the Boston Red Sox bullpen will be when he pitches.
Smoltz left the game with a 9-1 lead only to see the Red Sox bullpen almost lose the lead. But in the end, the Royals [...]
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July 12, 2009
BOSTON -- John Smoltz finally felt as if he contributed to the Boston Red Sox. He doesn't expect it ...
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July 12, 2009
In the three weeks since John Smoltz made his debut in a Red Sox uniform, manager Terry Francona has been preaching patience, and the amen corner has been getting quieter and quieter.
Via Sign on San Diego
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July 11, 2009
John Smoltz got his first win for Boston and Kevin Youkilis hit two home runs to lift the Red Sox over the Kansas City Royals 15-9 Saturday night.
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July 11, 2009
John Smoltz got his first win for Boston and Kevin Youkilis hit two home runs to lift the Red Sox over the Kansas City Royals 15-9 Saturday night.
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July 12, 2009
John Smoltz got his first win for Boston and Kevin Youkilis hit two home runs to lift the Red Sox over the Kansas City Royals 15-9 Saturday night.
Via Fire Brand American League
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July 11, 2009
What we have in the AL East is the most difficult division anyone has ever seen. Really, anyone. It might very well go down as the best division in the history of baseball, at least up until this point in time. And as expected the race is tight, very tight. With the Red Sox and Yankees separated by merely one game in the standings. The Rays are a little further out...
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July 12, 2009
This one had my head spinning.The Red Sox jumped out to a fast 9-0 lead after four innings, blasting KC starter Gil Meche from the game. (He actually departed with back spasms, but I'm sure he was glad to get out of Dodge.) Dennis Eckersley on NESN then said about John Smoltz getting such a huge lead again, "He'll be alright, as long as it doesn't rain." That...
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