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thebottomlinenation.blogspot.com 9/13/2008 — Game 1 - Paul Byrd vs AJ Burnett
Game 2 - Bartolo Colon vs Jesse Litsch
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Blue Jays rout Red Sox 8-1 in doubleheader opener
mvn.com 9/13/2008 — The Toronto Blue Jays thumped the Boston Red Sox 8-1 in the first game of a day-night doubleheader at Fenway Park on Saturday afternoon.
While it was an easy victory for Toronto, it certainly didn't seem that way early on.
In the 4th inning, the Blue Jays had two runners (Vernon Wells on a blo
Burnett’s Dominance Of Red Sox Continues In 8-1 Win
soxanddawgs.com 9/14/2008 — A.J. Burnett has dominated the Boston Red Sox in his career and that trend continued this afternoon as he got 5 RBI from Travis Snider as the Toronto Blue Jays won 8-1 in front of 37,341 at Fenway Park. With the loss the Red Sox fall to 3.5 games behind the Tampa Bay Rays in the AL East ...
Afternoon Red Sox Delight - 9/13 - Game 2
soxanddawgs.com 9/14/2008 — Bartolo Colon makes his 1st start for the Red Sox since June 16th. After getting shellacked in Game 1 this afternoon against the Toronto Blue Jays, the Boston Red Sox will turn to Bartolo Colon to try and get the game back that the Jays got in the race for the AL Wild Card. Colon’s ..
Great Scott Blue Jays Melt Downs
soxanddawgs.com 9/14/2008 — The Boston Red Sox did everything they could to give this game away early. Fortunately for them the Toronto Blue Jays did give it away late as the Toronto bullpen allowed the Sox to chip away late in the game and come away with a 7-5 come from behind win to earn a split of the day-night ...
Who Left The Banana Peel On The Field?
soxanddawgs.com 9/14/2008 — As Steve pointed out in last night’s Boston Red Sox game recap , Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Scott Downs slipped and fell going to field a chopped ball off of Jacoby Ellsbury’s bat. The slip and fall would cost the Jays the game as the winning run came in to score on Ellsbury’s ...
How’d He Do That?
soxanddawgs.com 9/14/2008 — Sometimes it’s better not to ask questions when you see a play like this. I don’t know how Boston Red Sox pitcher Bartolo Colon fielded this ball of the bat of the Blue Jays’ Alex Rios but he made the play and got the out.
