bostonherald.com - 6/30/2008
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PITTSBURGH - What a first half the Tampa Bay Rays enjoyed as the majors' surprise team of the season. Their goal now? To make the second half just as stunningly good.
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Some damping down
The Soxaholix —
Mike:
Waking up to a Monday is bad enough, waking up to a Monday in second place is a great abeyance.
Susan/Circle:
Memo to the pink hats: We've got a bullpen problem. ...
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Now five years in the running, the American League once again bested the National League in Interleague Play. Since 2004, the AL has gone 826-641 in regular-season games, 4-0 in All-Star Games, and 13-4 in World Series games.
