Climbing the Ladder with the American League 4/20/2008

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 Climbing the Ladder with the American League 4/20/2008
As temperature’s rise, so do the Red Sox As the third week in the American League comes to a close, teams begin to settle into place and find their groove. A.L. East W L PCT. GB L10 STRK Boston 12 7 .632 – 8-2 W3 Baltimore 11 7 .611 0.5 5-5 W3 Toronto 9 9 .500 ... [link]

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