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Game 106: August 5, 2009 Red Sox4L: Brad Penny (7-6)62-44, 2 game losing streak Rays6W: David Price (5-4)H: Lance Cormier (2)H: Dan Wheeler (12)S: J.P. Howell (12)60-48, 3 game winning streak Highlights: Jason Bay homered for the first time since July 7. For the first time as a member of
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Via Boston Sports Media Watch
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August 06, 2009
Brad Penny gave up three home runs last night, and the Red Sox offense couldn’t get the key hit when needed, resulting in a 6-4 loss to the Tampa Rays last night.
Adam Kilgore has the Sox dropping 2 1/2 games behind the Yankees with the loss. John Tomase has the Sox with another flop at the Trop. [...]Sox Again Blinded By Rays, Yankees Up Next is a post from: Boston Sports Media Watch
Via Sliding Into Home
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August 06, 2009
From Adam Kilgore:All-Star left fielder Jason Bay aggravated his strained right hamstring last night, and the Red Sox will enter their potentially pivotal, four-game series against the New York Yankees tonight shorthanded.Bay returned to the lineup last night after missing two games with a cramp in his hamstring. But in the eighth inning, while running out a grounder, Bay felt his...
Via Surviving Grady
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August 05, 2009
Seriously, Red Sox. All of you. Just show up, give me the quick cleat-to-sack, then head back to your mansions and 18 year-old girlfriends. Sure, it'll hurt. But the pain will be sharp, fast and furious, which I'd prefer to that slow water torture of a game last night against the Rays. From my slightly inebriated vantage point, everything was going great until the top of...
Via ESPN
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August 06, 2009
Red Sox left fielder Jason Bay re-injured his right hamstring and expects to miss at least the first two games of Boston's upcoming series against the Yankees.
Via Fragile Freddy's
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August 06, 2009
BOS – 010 001 110 – 4 – 7 – 0TBR – 022 001 10x – 6 – 7 – 1The Sox dropped the second and final game of their short series in Tampa and in so doing fell 2 ½ games behind the Yankees in the AL East on the eve of their crucial series in the Bronx.- Brad Penny couldn’t stay away from the home run ball. Unlike the Sox the last two nights the Rays hit a couple of homers...
Via Sports Blog Net
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August 06, 2009
The Red Sox continue to have their struggles against the Tampa Bay Rays, as they dropped their second straight game Wednesday night, 6-4.
It started out well, at least – Jason Bay, on returning to the lineup after missing two games due to a pulled hamstring, smacked his 21st homer of the season. But the score [...]
Via Post-Gazette
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August 04, 2009
Reliever Craig Hansen, one of the four players acquired in the Jason Bay trade, revealed yesterday that has Personage-Turner Syndrome, a condition in which a nerve deteriorates and shuts down muscles in the upper back, shoulder and upper arm.
Via Fire Brand American League
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August 05, 2009
After an impressive debut, Josh Reddick finds himself optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket. In 16 at-bats, Reddick hit .313/.353/.688 while filling in for Jason Bay and J.D. Drew and their hamstring struggles. While both outfielders aren't at full health yet, last night's game depleted the bullpen to the point where an extra pitcher was needed.
Billy Traber, 29, is being added...
Via Bleacher Report
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August 05, 2009
The Tampa Bay Rays got a dramatic come-from-behind win in the first game and held on in the second to sweep a crucial two-game series over the Boston Red Sox.
If you love baseball, there's almost nothing that beats the exciting victory by the Tampa Bay Rays in the first game. Desperately needing victories against the Red Sox to stay in the Wild Card race, the capacity crowd...
Via Bugs & Cranks
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August 06, 2009
Rays The Stakes has a post and a poll up about who Devil Ray Town should be rooting for in the Red Sox-Yankees series starting tonight.
To me the answer is clear — you never root for the Yankees ever. Certainly it’s a win-win situation for the Devil Rays and I won’t cry if the Yankees win some or all of the games, but there’s only two things we should be...
Via Sign on San Diego
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August 06, 2009
Rocco Baldelli went on the disabled list, Jason Bay was still hobbled and the Boston Red Sox needed someone to play left field at Yankee Stadium.
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