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A Closer Look At The Fenway Sellout Streak
Streak Stats (455 Games) Began: May 15, 2003 (Red Sox 14, Rangers 3) Red Sox record: 296-159 (.651) Batting average: .297 (4,627-for-15,587) Runs: 2,724 Home runs: 529 ERA: 4.24 Pitches thrown by Red Sox: 66,774 Attendance: 16,298,530 Longest...Tags: National Hockey League, National Basketball Association, Boston Red Sox
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Faux Joba's lifestyle ends
An unemployed New Jersey man who is a dead ringer for Joba Chamberlain impersonated the Yankees pitcher to meet women while scoring free food and drinks along the way, the New York Post reported. Ryan Ward, 29, of Asbury Park, was arrested last month and... -
Whispers
Circle Sept. 16 on the calendar. CC Sabathia is likely to work the opener of a three-game series at Wrigley Field that day, tentatively scheduled to face Rich Harden. The matchup Sept. 17 should be Ben Sheets vs. Ted Lilly or Carlos Zambrano. … I...Tags: Geovany Soto, Wrigley Field, Bob Feller, Comerica Incorporated, Chicago White Sox
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End appears near for Frank Thomas
Frank Thomas seems to have practically vanished into the night in Oakland, disappearing from view shortly after his right leg started bothering him again. You wonder if he'll ever play again. Thomas, batting .240 with only eight homers, was in Oakland'...Tags: Babe Ruth, Willie McCovey, Manny Ramirez, Mel Ott, Ted Williams
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White Sox, Twins battling for final playoff spot
Uh-oh. For the White Sox and Minnesota Twins, it's on. The Boston Red Sox's 21-9 stretch entering the weekend—including the recent two of three over the White Sox at Fenway Park—threatens to take the wild-card playoff spot out of play for...Tags: David Eckstein, Reggie Jackson, John Danks, Mike Scioscia, Maicer Izturis
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Three Soriano homers help Cubs snap skid
Tribune reporterHaving seen all he could take after six straight losses, Cubs manager Lou Piniella shook up his lineup and issued a warning of other changes to come. Now, after Saturday night, he can't wait to see more. Hitting a season-high five home runs—... -
Upon further review, Tyrod's back
Rewinding the week that was, in which Virginia Tech did a complete 180 with Tyrod Taylor (no doubt fearing 180 interceptions by Sean Glennon), Major League Baseball had its first replay challenge (which upheld a completely meaningless home run), and...Tags: The White House, John Edwards, Milwaukee Brewers, Alex Rodriguez, LeBron James
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Randy Johnson Scratched With Sore Shoulder
Arizona's Randy Johnson, six shy of 300 wins, was scratched from today's start at Los Angeles because of a sore left shoulder. Johnson, who turns 45 Wednesday, will be replaced by righthander Max Scherzer. Diamondbacks manager Bob Melvin said Johnson...Tags: Atlanta Braves, Washington Nationals, Randy Johnson
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Mets Ready To Confront The Past
NEW YORK — The "place," the scene of the disaster, no longer exists. As always in baseball, one game is eclipsed by another, then another. One season is erased by the next. But in the minds of those who went through it, the point at which the Mets'...Tags: Building Material, Johan Santana, David Wright, Mike Schmidt, Billy Wagner
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WHITE SOX'S OZZIE GUILLEN: ANGELS ARE AL'S BEST
Manager Ozzie Guillen has gotten a close-up look at potential first-round playoff contenders Tampa Bay, Boston and Los Angeles, and after close observation, Guillen declared the Angels the best team in the American League. "They have everything—...Tags: Joe Crede, Ozzie Guillen, American League, Charlie Haeger, Chicago White Sox
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First save void of drama
South Florida Sun-SentinelTeammate Joe Nelson termed the three-run save a "layup." So it wasn't a nail-biter, but Matt Lindstrom will take it. Lindstrom notched his first career save Friday, retiring the top of the Cardinals' lineup in order in the 11th inning after the Marlins...Tags: Felipe Lopez, Beverage Industry, Atlanta Braves, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Ryan Franklin
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Bob Verdi: Chicago's golf tourney a hit in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS—It's 2008, Chicago. Do you know where your golf tournament is? It's here, at Bellerive Country Club, about 30 minutes west of the Arch downtown. A couple of years after the Western Open changed its name to the BMW Championship, an...Tags: FedEx Corporation, Chicago Bears, Tiger Woods, Multi-Sport Events, U.S. Open Golf
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