boston.com - 6/27/2008
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We've learned that Coco Crisp's suspension has been reduced from 7 to 5 games.
The suspension, the result of Crisp charging the mound against Tampa Bay, is scheduled to begin tomorrow, which means Crisp would miss the final two games of the Houston series and all three games of the Rays' series.
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Crisp's Reduced Suspension Begins Saturday
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Coco Crisp's suspension was reduced from seven days to five. He will begin serving it starting with tomorrow night's game. He'll miss the entire Tampa series next week and return for Thursday night's game in New York. ...
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