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5 reasons why the Red Sox will repeat in 2008
mvn.com - 3/5/2008
5 reasons why the Red Sox will repeat in 2008
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1. 99% of the 2007 Championship squad will be back for the 2008 campaign The Red Sox have the right mix of talent, experience and depth that enable them to win in a number of ways: Power (Ramirez, Ortiz, Lowell), small ball (Pedroia, Cora, Youkilis, Lugo) and speed (Ellsbury, Lugo, Crisp). A 20-game winner in Beckett, [...]

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5 reasons why the Red Sox will repeat in 2008
The Bottom Line — Check out this story and other Red Sox news at Fire Brand of the AL. 1. 99% of the 2007 Championship squad will be back for the 2008 campaign The Red Sox have the right mix of talent, experience and depth that enable them to win in a number of ways: Power (Ramirez, Ortiz, Lowell), small ball (Pedroia, Cora, Youkilis, Lugo) and speed (Ellsbury, Lugo, Crisp). A 20-game winner in Beckett, two 15-game winners in Maztsuzaka and Wakefield and a good mix of young talent and experience on the back end with Lester, Buchholz, Tavarez ...

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