Despite having six players in the 2009 All-Star Game, the Boston Red Sox contingent was mainly quiet Tuesday night - save for AL East rival Carl Crawford robbing a would-be home run given up by eventual winning pitcher Jonathan Papelbon.Papelbon (W) came in for the seventh inning and threw 10 pitches to three batters, but the one that stood out was a blast by Colorado's Brad Hawpe to lead off the inning. Crawford - named the game's MVP - made a leaping catch up the eight-foot wall and...
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