Red Sox outfielder Jason Bay becomes U.S. citizen
blog.masslive.com 7/3/2009 — APJason Bay takes the oath yesterday to become a U.S. citizen at Faneuil Hall in Boston. Our boy Jason Bay -- the Canadian better known around these parts as Jay Ray Bay -- has had a tough month. With his...

Jason Bay to become a U.S. Citizen
hardballtimes.com 7/2/2009 — I think I read about this a couple of weeks ago, but today's the actual ceremony : Red Sox left fielder Jason Bay has long played America's pastime and will now be able to call himself an American. The 30-year-old player from Canada becomes a U.S. citizen Thursday afternoon in a ceremony at ...

B.C.'s Bay becomes U.S. citizen
sportsnet.ca 7/3/2009 — Canadian left-fielder Jason Bay was among 360 people to become U.S. citizens Thursday in a naturalization ceremony at Faneuil Hall.

Red Sox's Jason Bay becomes U.S .citizen
usatoday.com 7/3/2009 — Red Sox left fielder Jason Bay has long played America's pastime and can now call himself an American.

Bay officially becomes US citizen | redsox.com: News
mlb.mlb.com 7/2/2009 — By Ian Browne / MLB.com 07/02/09 4:50 PM ET BOSTON -- Though he takes tremendous pride in hailing from Trail, British Columbia, Red Sox left fielder Jason Bay spends most of his time -- personally and professionally -- in the United States. With that ...

Canadian outfielder Jason Bay of Boston Red Sox to become U.S. citizen
sports.espn.go.com 7/3/2009 — Red Sox left fielder Jason Bay, a Canadian, will become a U.S. citizen Thursday afternoon in a ceremony at Boston's historic Faneuil Hall.

Jason Bay needs Red Bull Energy Shots
batter-upwithbruno.blogspot.com 7/3/2009 — Newly sworn in U.S. citizen Jason Bay is looking for a U.S. energy boost. Bay, a Canadian native, was sworn in Thursday morning at Faneuil Hall in Boston. He joins teammate David Ortiz (2008) and former Red Sox player Manny Ramirez (2004). The Boston Red Sox left fielder is undergoing a ...

Jason Bay Aces U.S. Citizenship Exam
mlb.fanhouse.com 7/2/2009 — by Matt Snyder Less than a week from now, Jason Bay will officially become a U.S. Citizen. He won't be abandoning his Canadian roots, though, as the Red Sox left fielder plans on maintaining citizenship to both countries (a.k.a. dual citizenship). ...

Happy Fourth of July
bottomlinesox.com 7/3/2009 —   Jason Bay became a US citizen just in time for Independence Day... now we just need to sign him to nice, fat 5-year contract all American style and we'll be good to go. Happy Fourth of July everyone. Rob Click the link to read more...

Bay focused on '09
browniepoints.mlblogs.com 6/27/2009 — Because Jason Bay is a nice guy and a confident speaker, he is approachable on just about any subject. However, the Boston left fielder, who is eligible for free agency in November, doesn't want to discuss his uncertain future any more with the media. ...

'Killer B's' Present As Houston Astros Beat San Diego Padres, 7-2 — Bleacher Report - MLB 7/3/2009
Killer Bees were present at the game between the Houston Astros and the San Diego Padres and, believe it or not, it had nothing to do with Jeff B agwell or Craig B iggio. It should be noted, though, that Geoff B lum hit a homerun for the Astros. ...

Bay, Papi flip-flop in order vs. Felix — Major League Baseball News 7/3/2009
With ace Felix Hernandez pitching for the Mariners on Friday, Jason Bay was moved from cleanup to fifth in the batting order, flip-flopping with David Ortiz.

Un-bee-lievable: Bee swarm delays Astros' 7-2 win — Boston.com -- Baseball News 7/3/2009
You had to see it to bee-lieve it. The Houston Astros -- who once had the "Killer Bs" -- had to wait out a 52-minute bee delay before finishing their 7-2 win over the San Diego Padres on Thursday.

Former Giant Ortiz pitching well again — SFGate: Top Sports Stories 7/3/2009
If Giants fans divert their gaze today from Tim Lincecum, the centerpiece of the club's future, they might spot a piece of its past - Russ Ortiz, in the flesh, standing atop the mound for the Houston Astros. This will be Ortiz's first appearance in ...

Former Giant Ortiz pitching well again — SFGate: Top Sports Stories 7/4/2009
If Giants fans divert their gaze today from Tim Lincecum, the centerpiece of the club's future, they might spot a piece of its past - Russ Ortiz, in the flesh, standing atop the mound for the Houston Astros. This will be Ortiz's first appearance in ...