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*D Center Field:
Red Sox vs. Detroit Tigers
7:05 pm
Comerica Park - Detroit, MI
SP: Tim Wakefield vs. Dontrelle Willis
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So just to get us all on the same page of The Season That Made No Sense, at the just-over-two-months mark:Tim Wakefield -- who many thought might not be worth the short money it took to sign him -- has more wins than any other pitcher on the team.Jason Varitek is second in team home runs, just below Jay Bay.Ortiz is hitting below .200 with one home run, and is literally going to...
Via Tigers Weblog
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June 04, 2009
PREGAME: It is time for this series to mercifully come to an end. The Tigers have not so much looked good in these first 2 games and now have dropped 4 in a row at home. As for today’s afternoon tilt, I don’t really know what to expect.
Tim Wakefield will be heaving knucklers towards home [...]
Via Mighty Quinn Media Machine
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June 05, 2009
Well, not that D train (above). The one below.It didn't look good in the beginning for the Red Sox. Tim Wakefield allowed the Detroit Tigers three runs in the second inning in yesterday afternoon's finale to the road trip at Comerica Park. I was thinking this was a "playing with the house's money game," as the Red Sox had won the series and clinched at least...
Via Baseball Musings
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June 04, 2009
Dontrelle Willis leaves his start against the Red Sox after 2 1/3 innings and five walks. In the third, he hit a batter, induced a ground out, then walked four straight batters before being reliever. Detroit leads 3-2 with the Red Sox poised for a big inning. Zach Miner is in to [...]
Via Sox & Dawgs
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June 04, 2009
The Boston Red Sox were able to take advantage of the wildness of Dontrelle Willis as they went on to a 6-3 win over the Detroit Tigers to complete a 3-game sweep in front of 31,353 at Comerica Park in Detroit.
It’s the fourth straight win for the Red Sox (32-22) and they stay tied for [...]
Via Boston Sports Media Watch
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June 05, 2009
Wrapping up their longest road trip of the season, the Red Sox also wrapped up a three game sweep of the AL Central leading Detroit Tigers with a 6-3 win yesterday afternoon. The win gives the Sox a 6-4 record on the 10 game, 3 city trip.
Amalie Benjamin has Tim Wakefield overcoming an early bump to [...]Post from: Boston Sports Media Watch
Via Fire Brand American League
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June 04, 2009
It's not how you start. It's how you finish.
Ask Tim Wakefield.
Wakefield, known for his lack of patience to start innings, gave up three early runs in the second inning. But, Boston knew that Dontrelle Willis would eventually crack.
He did just that.
Willis imploded in the third hitting Jacoby Ellsbury, walking four batters and giving up six runs. Jason Bay...
Via The Big Picture
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June 05, 2009
Yesterday in Major League Baseball saw two of the worst possible days an athlete can have. Toronto's Alex Rios went 0-5 with five strikeouts in a loss to Los Angeles of Anaheim and Detroit's Dontrelle Willis pitched 21/3 innings of no-hit ball but gave up five earned runs on five walks and a hit batsman (the reliever promptly gave up a hit to knock in the inherited runners...
Via Star Tribune
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Via Sun Sentinel
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June 04, 2009
Power pitchers: Josh Johnson's home run was the 33rd by a pitcher in franchise history. Dontrelle Willis has eight, and tied for second with three are A.J. Burnett, Alex Fernandez and Chris Hammond.
Via Bugs & Cranks
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June 06, 2009
Instead of being the most productive me I could be work-wise yesterday, I learned stuff. Stuff about baseball, that is. Stuff about baseball that was true on Friday afternoon, and hopefully hasn’t been too completely invalidated by the time this gets published and, dare I say, read.
John Smoltz is not only 10th among active players in wins, he’s 18th in saves. I kind...
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