Daisuke Matsuzaka baffled Cleveland bats all night en route to his 4th win of the season. Matsuzaka (4-6) struck out seven Indians in just six innings, helping pace the Red Sox as they move into the postseason.
Jacoby Ellsbury started the scoring off of a Kelly Shoppach throwing error in the first inning. Jeremy Sowers (6-11) [...]
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October 03, 2009
The Red Sox won behind Daisuke Matsuzaka last night as they complete the schedule, 3-0. He went six innings, allowed two runs and struck out seven in getting his third straight win since returning from injury. He looked solid, and now the speculation begins about whether he will start Game 3 or 4 of the ALDS against the Angels.The Sox had two significant injuries last night, as Rocco...
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October 01, 2009
GAME NOTES: You could make the case Cleveland is worse than Toronto and Kansas City. Let's hope so... so we can finally win a freaking game. Jon Lester takes the mound in a big tune-up game for him.
Also, site news coming later tonight. Don't be startled by any changes you see.
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October 01, 2009
As someone who spent the better part of a decade working for a successful minor league hockey team, I know that it's not easy working in a pro sports front office - especially when you're on top at the box office and in the standings.One of the most valuable lessons I learned was that no matter how successful your organization gets, you always need to listen to your audience...
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October 01, 2009
BOSTON -- The Red Sox lead the Indians, 3-0, tonight after six innings at Fenway Park. No problem: Boston left-hander Jon Lester, knocked out of his most recent start when the Yankees' Melky Cabrera hit him in the leg with...
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October 03, 2009
Victor Martinez hit a grand slam against his former team and the Boston Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 11-6 on Saturday night despite a shaky outing by Josh Beckett.
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October 03, 2009
Kerry Wood hit Alex Gonzalez on the hand, and the Red Sox may not have a shortstop:
With the postseason only a few days away, it would be a very bad situation if Gonzalez is lost due to the injury. The Red Sox acquired him on Aug. 14 from the Reds for his defensive prowess, which [...]
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October 03, 2009
Forum: (MLB) Cleveland Indians
Posted By: Marcus
Post Time: 10-03-2009 at 10:09 PM
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October 01, 2009
Game 157: September 29, 2009 Blue Jays8W: Ricky Romero (13-9)S: Jason Frasor (11)74-84, 5 game winning streak Red Sox7L: Clay Buchholz (7-4)91-66, 5 game losing streak Highlights: For the second game in a row a Red Sox starter allowed four runs in the first. Buchholz lasted 5 innings, which was
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October 01, 2009
Game 156: September 28, 2009 ? 7 innings Blue Jays11W: Scott Richmond (8-10)73-84, 4 game winning streak Red Sox5L: Michael Bowden (0-1)91-65, 4 game losing streak Highlights: The Red Sox honored Johnny Pesky on his 90th birthday by having him throw out the first pitch. Instead of the typical off-target
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October 03, 2009
Game 159: October 1, 2009 Indians0L: Carlos Carrasco (0-4)65-94, 2 game losing streak Red Sox3W: Jon Lester (15-8)H: Daniel Bard (13)H: Billy Wagner (5)S: Jonathan Papelbon (38)92-67, 1 game winning streak Highlights: A win, a very palpable win. MLB.com now has a Game Pulse section on its Gameday Wrap tab
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