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Surviving Grady

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Fast Times at U.S. Cellular

Red, July 10, 2006

For all the majestic things that have been going on with this team [12 game win streak! Loretta an All Star! Tavarez still not spotted …

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That’s What I’m Talkin’ About

Denton, July 9, 2006

Saturday’s game could very well been “one of those games.” The starting pitching gets you six innings, the bats swing mighty and get you lots …

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Three Questions About David Ortiz

Denton, July 8, 2006

Why does anybody pitch to him?I know, he’s got a Hall-Of-Famer named Manny Ramirez watching his back. But seriously, at what point do you just …

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Redemption

Red, July 7, 2006

So we avoided a sweep at the hands of the Rays. Which is good, because the last thing any self-respecting Sox fan needed at this …

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When I Say I Need You, You Scream You Better

Red, July 6, 2006

Okay. So we’ve lost three in a row to a team with guys named “Aubrey”, “Ty” and “Russell” in its line-up. And tonight, unless the …

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On the Stairs I Smoke a Cigarette Alone / Mexican Kids are Shootin’ Fireworks Below

Red, July 5, 2006

You know things are good when it feels weird to lose two games in a row. Especially since one of those games was started by …

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Everywhere Feels Like Home

Denton, July 3, 2006

I think it all started at Camden Yards. Then it spread to Toronto. It popped up in Chicago and Tampa. Other than the Bronx, it …

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Hey Everybody, We’re Streaking!

Denton, July 2, 2006

The Red Sox win streak ended at 12 games Friday, thanks to Dontrelle Willis. Sunday, a new streak began as Manny and Ortiz took the …

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You Johnson!

Red, July 1, 2006

All good things must end. Win streaks. Our brief, four game advantage in the AL East. Jason Johnson’s tenure in the starting rotation (Paging Kyle …

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That’s a Dozen, Cousin

Red, June 30, 2006

And this one… man, it just felt good from the start, didn’t it? It may have been my pre-game “Keep the Streak Alive” feast of …

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Hello, Goodbye

Red, June 29, 2006

I’m not much up on my classic Star Trek, but I believe that there’s an old Vulcan proverb stating, “Wanting is better than having. It …

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It’s Like a Petewave

Red, June 28, 2006

Ten in a row. Another gem from Lester. Offense bursting at the seams like the buttons on Dom DeLuise’s vest. But the real highlight of …

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A Brief History of Bad Ideas

Red, June 27, 2006

1865 Abraham Lincoln: Happy anniversary, baby. Here ya go. Mary Todd Lincoln: Tickets? To the Theatre? Abraham Lincoln: It’s a little something called “My American …

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How to Enjoy This Afternoon’s Red Sox Game: A Handy Guide for the Gainfully Employed

Red, June 26, 2006

Good news: Although your schedule indicates today as an off day, there will, in fact, be baseball at Fenway! Bad news: If, like me, you’re …

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Superman Returns

Red, June 25, 2006

First off, a bit of armchair management: If I were Tito, I would have made it a point to get the Hebrew Hammer into yesterday’s …

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Feel Good Time

Red, June 24, 2006

Unless Peter Gammons can make a call to The Powers That Be about this weather situation in Boston (and you know that with his connections, …

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Strange Days, Indeed

Denton, June 23, 2006

For me. Interleague play has all the allure of a Golden Girls marathon. Apparently, it brings out the worst and weirdest in others as well. …

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If You Think That a Kiss is All in the Lips Come On, You Got It All Wrong, Man

Red, June 22, 2006

Another win. Another trouncing. Another National League team sent scrambling to the gates of Fenway, clutching what’s left of their pride and their teeth, imprint …

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This Morning in the Red Sox Clubhouse

Red, June 21, 2006

What’s with all the pancakes? You don’t like pancakes? No. Coco love. But… jesus. There’s like 1,000 of them. Nothing’s too good for my boys. …

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Who Is Kyle Snyder?

Denton, June 20, 2006

The Red Sox returned to Fenway with a problem. Lenny DiNardo is still on the DL. Matt Clement developed a mysterious arm injury (that everyone …

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How a 2-4 Roadtrip Became a 3-3 Homecoming: A Sleestak Explains

Red, June 19, 2006

Dudes. Seriously. WTF? I turn my back for one second to mess around with the weather crystals, trying to arrange a little light rain for …

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Back Where You Belong

Red, June 18, 2006

A solid win. A nice outing from Colonel Beckett. A home run from Papi. Three hits from A-Gon, whose bat is suddenly filthy with summetime …

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A Quick One

Red, June 17, 2006

First: Nice job, Les. Now, today’s game. I remember the days when we were Atlanta’s beeyotch, laying down and taking it like a champ whenever …

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Goodbye, Minnesota

Denton, June 16, 2006

Other than the Trop, is there a park in all of baseball as miserable as the Metrodome? For this trip, it certainly brought out the …

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He Was a Good Guy. Loved His Red Sox.

Red, June 15, 2006

My dad passed away Tuesday morning. And I couldn’t be happier. Understand: I mean no disrespect. I loved my dad like you read about. But …

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OUCH

Denton, June 14, 2006

I would rather have every hair on my body plucked out with tweezers before having to witness anything like that again. If you didn’t know …

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A Time To Schill

Denton, June 13, 2006

I was wrong. There, I’ve said it out loud and I throw myself at the mercy of Red Sox Nation asking forgiveness. In all of …

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Bad Moon Risin’

Denton, June 12, 2006

Is the glass half empty or half full? Do you look at yesterday’s split and say “they started a rookie pitcher in the second game, …

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Rain Delays, Free Dogs and Lester

Denton, June 11, 2006

Two things I’ve learned about playing Texas: it always rains, and they hit the crap out of the baseball. Yesterday’s rain delay approached the 5-hour …

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Vote for Summer

Red, June 8, 2006

On a night the Sox get rained out… it’s almost like being stood up, isn’t it? You get all gussied up in your cap and …

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Where’s the Solace You Can Find at the Bottom of Your Mind

Red, June 7, 2006

Man, I hate watching games in hospitals. All those machines beeping and intercoms blaring and sallow people shuffling about; it’s not just unsettling, it’s too …

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It Only Happened if You Acknowledge That it Happened

Red, June 6, 2006

Let’s just lay it all on the table: last night’s game was an embarassment. An abomination. A night of profound ugliness, rivaled perhaps only by …

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I’m Forgetting to Remember to Forget

Red, June 5, 2006

For all my fears of Papi wrenching a hammy during interleague play, I must say that jaw hit floor in my house when Youk was …

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A Round and a Bout

Red, June 4, 2006

First, a confession: I didn’t watch a second of yesterday’s game. I was drinking, gambling, getting all mussed up with women of questionable reputation, making …

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It’s a Bellhorn Day.

Red, June 3, 2006

Now THAT’S how you end a game. Frustration everywhere. Schilling set to be the hard-luck loser after a splendid outing. Papi launching a drive that …

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