Sweet Caroline! The Sox Were Almost No-Hit!

Found July 30, 2008 on Lansdowne 9:

Sweet Caroline! The Sox Were Almost No-Hit!

TEAMS: Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Angels
PLAYERS: John Lackey, Dustin Pedroia

It was around 9:15pm, sitting in Grandstand Section 19, row 6, seat 17, when the tunes of Neil Diamond engulfed the stadium. "Good time's never seemed so good

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