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Mike Lowell is the DH today batting fifth against the Orioles. This is his first start of this Spring for Lowell who is re-habbing after off season hip surgery. In two at bats so far, he has struck out swinging and popped out to first. No word yet as to when he will be playing third base. Clay ...
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This offseason will be remembered as "that year where the Sox signed a bunch of players that they already had." For better or for worse, Boston has locked up Dustin Pedroia and Kevin Youkilis with long-term deals. Today they added another name to the pile by extending Jon Lester?s contract for ...
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Whoo Hoo!
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March 20, 2008
From Pete Caldera:FORT MYERS, Fla. -- The Boston Red Sox have threatened to boycott their season-opening games in Japan unless their coaches and other staff are paid for making the trip. Mike Lowell has told The Boston Globe the team voted unanimously not to play...
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December 03, 2008
ESPN and Peter Gammons are reporting that the Red Sox have signed MVP second baseman Dustin Pedroia to a six year, $40.5 million contract extension today.Also, with more injuries on defense, the Patriots have officially brought back linebacker Rosevelt Colvin this morning. Mike ReissA and Karen ...
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Just a few to get started - the full list is 37 deep. All Jewish.
Corey Pavin
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Attention John Lackey:
Stop whining (read full rant below). The Red Sox beat you for the 12th time in 13 playoff games. They own you. You're not better than them if you don't beat them and the Sox beat you without Mike Lowell and with Josh Beckett clearly not being right.
The Red Sox aren't lucky...they are better. Luck doesn't come in 12/13 victories.
Just as luck doesn't come when...
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Although it appears only temporary, Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia has joined the blogging ranks as Rob Bradford of WEEI.com has snapped up the AL MVP. Pedroia will be posting throughout the WBC and checked in with his first entry last night.
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Every week a handful of Sox bloggers give their opinions on a Red Sox related topic. It's called the Red Sox Roundtable.
Q: Out of all the catchers that may be available through trade or free agency, which player do you want starting for the Sox and why?
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