A Major League Rivalry

Dave Rouleau posted 4/12/2008 from seamheads.com [flag]

A look at the first meeting between the Bronx Bombers and Red Sox Nation with Rick Vaughn, Lou Brown, Roger Dorn, and the rest of the Cleveland Indians The other day, I was flipping through the channels and on TBS, I found the censored and edited version of Major League. [link]

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New York Yankees 3, Boston Red Sox 4, Final - Apr. 12, 2008 - Baseball

BEANTOWN BOZO PELTS YANK PEN

yankeesdaily.com found this 4/12/2008 on www.nypost.com

BOSTON - Joba Chamberlain and a few people seated near the Yankees' bullpen thought an unruly Red Sox fan was throwing ice cubes at the reliever while he warmed up in the latter innings of last night's 4-1 Bomber win. Mike Harkey, the Yankees'...

Wang Is Almost Perfect At Fenway

gridtalker posted 4/12/2008 from www.yankstalk.com

YANKEES 4 RED SOX 1 Friday night in Fenway, Chien-Ming Wang pitched a complete game, 2 hitter, to defeat the Red Sox, 4-1. Wang had a no-hitter in the 5th inning, but a fly ball went off of Bobby Abreu’s glove, and over the fence for a home run. Wang then retired the rest of the Boston line-up, until giving up a bunt single with 2 outs in the 9th inning to Coco Crisp. Wang went ...

Jet Lag: Fact or Fiction?

Dave Rouleau posted 4/12/2008 from seamheads.com

Is jet lag to blame for Boston's slow start? In March 21st Boston Globe , Dan Shaughnessey penned this column , in which he called the effects of jet lag were overrated. Granted, Shaughnessey wrote this article when the Sox first arrived in Japan, but after starting the season 2-4 after the Oakland series, some Red Sox fans have been using the Japan trip as an excuse

Once again, Wang proves he's an ace

Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog found this 4/12/2008 on www.nydailynews.com

He’s not an ace. He can’t dominate the top teams in the American League. He can’t beat the Red Sox - especially not at Fenway Park. These are the things we’ve heard about Chien-Ming Wang all winter, especially while the Yankees were ...

'UNDER'MINER A BX. TRAITOR - New York Post

The Joy of Sox found this 4/12/2008 on www.nypost.com

By JEREMY OLSHAN, JASON NICHOLAS and CHUCK BENNETT April 12, 2008 -- There's a traitor walking free in The Bronx. The man who tried to curse the Yankees by burying a Red Sox jersey in the Bombers' new stadium lives just a short drive from the House ...

Wang nearly perfect, settles for 2-hitter
BOSTON - Joe Girardi's managerial entry into the Yankees-Red Sox furnace went off without a hitch, and he can thank Chien-Ming Wang for that.

WANG BIG WIN FOR YANKS
BOSTON - Chien-Ming Wang annihilated two schools of thought last night at Fenway Park when he toyed with the Red Sox. Because the Red Sox have spanked Wang during his short big league career and the Indians, another muscular lineup, punished him...

Not quite as advertised
Josh Beckett recalls the voices upon his entrance into the Red Sox' world. He was going to be the guy who not only brought top-of-the-rotation potential to town,...

Yanks find true ace in Wang
For a man who is not supposed to be an ace, Chien-Ming Wang did quite an impersonation. Needing a mere 93 pitches in a complete game, Wang pitched the New York Yankees...

Chien-Ming Wang pitches the game of his life
For a pitcher who has the best record in the majors over the past two seasons, Chien-Ming Wang doesn’t often get included in conversations as being an ace. True, he was terrible in the playoffs two games in a row. But he’s been pitching ...

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