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Julio Lugo arched his eyebrows, feigning surprise as a pack of reporters approached him Wednesday afternoon in Baltimore. “What happened?’’ Lugo said.
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Boston's bullpen had something to prove.
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Game 78 - Red SoxRed Sox 6, Orioles 5 (11)Record: 48-30Let it be noted for the record that honorary Canadian Julio Lugo, he of the thick skin and thin skillset, singled home the game-winning run in the top of the 11th inning to provide the Sox with an improbably glorious Canada Day victory.Let it further be noted that actual Canadian Jason Bay, he of the milquetoast mien and (formerly)
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