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Jacoby Ellsbury Makes His Mark
TEAMS: Boston Red Sox,  Chicago White Sox
PLAYERS: Jacoby Ellsbury
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Jacoby Ellsbury has made Beantown history this evening, becoming the first Boston Red Sox player ever to steal 55 bases in a single season.The centerfielder doubled and stole third in the first inning against the Chicago White Sox to pass Tommy Harper, who snagged 54 bags back in 1973. This should come as no surprise, since Ellsbury swiped 50 bases last season, when he was still a big league baby.Let us not forget he was also responsible for giving everyone in the country a free taco during t...
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  • melkyway28

    melkyway28 said August 25, 2009

    Congrats' to Jacoby.
    • Jayson2

      Jayson2 replied August 25, 2009

      That's respect melkyway28 for an opposing team.
    • razah12
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      razah12 replied August 25, 2009

      Thanks melkyway28, congrats on the bombing your team gave us on Sunday.
  • melkyway28

    melkyway28 said August 27, 2009

    No problem guys, Jacoby's a great player, what can I say.
  • razah12
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    razah12 said August 27, 2009

    And right on cue, Jacoby hurts his ankle sliding into home plate.
    • melkyway28

      melkyway28 replied August 28, 2009

      You never wanna see that happen to someone as valuable as he is, but the injury isn't supposed to be serious. We've got Brett Gardner out, I know he's not as big as what Jacoby is to the Red Sox, but we need him as a threat on base paths, Just like the Red Sox need Ellsbury.
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