Red Sox-Yankees Preview 2009-05-04
The Boston Red Sox opened the original Yankee Stadium with a 4-1 loss on April 18, 1923 - an outcome that would become the norm as they went on to finish nearly 200 games below .500 against the New York Yankees there.They're hoping their first game at the... more
Submitted on 2009-05-04 |
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Rays 5, Red Sox 3
Carl Crawford slid into second base, tying a modern major league record with six stolen bases. The crowd of 32,332 roared, and the Tampa Bay Rays immediately flashed a message on the scoreboard acknowledging the feat.Everybody in the building seemed to kn... more
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Role call: Yanks pen unsettled
During games, theYankees bullpen is a lively place. The relievers swap stories, chatter and joke. And those who grow tired of the obstructed view don't hesitate to improvise, standing on benches they've moved against the fence for a better look at the fie... more
Submitted on 2009-05-03 |
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Youkilis, Green help BoSox outslug Rays
Mike Lowell homered and Kevin Youkilis and Nick Green each drove in three runs to back Tim Wakefield's pitching and help the Boston Red Sox beat the Tampa Bay Rays 10-6 on Saturday night.Wakefield (3-1) allowed five runs in five-plus innings to improve to... more
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Red Sox-Rays Preview 2009-05-03
Tropicana Field has turned into a house of horrors lately for the Boston Red Sox, but their relentless offense has helped them already match their win total there from the 2008 regular season.They'll now try to salvage a split of their four-game set with ... more
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Red Sox 10, Rays 6
Tim Wakefield felt fortunate after the Boston Red Sox got their offense going again Saturday night, helping the knuckleballer get another victory over the Tampa Bay Rays."It's nice to not pitch well and get a win," the right-hander said after Mike Lowell ... more
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Smoltz expected to resume throwing soon
Injured Red Sox pitcher John Smoltz could resume throwing Wednesday or Thursday.Smoltz, recovering from shoulder surgery last June, is currently taking part in a one-week workout program to build strength."I work hard, and I'm working smart," Smoltz said ... more
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