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Lackey shuts down Red Sox in Game 1
Lackey shuts down Red Sox in Game 1
We all knew this was going to be a good pitching matchup, but many of us thought the Red Sox offense was capable of getting to John Lackey - eventually. That didn't happen. Lackey was in complete control for 7 1/3 innings, allowing just four singles while keeppingb the Red Sox batters off ...
Angels dominate Red Sox in Game 1 victory
latimes.com — John Lackey scatters four hits in 7 1/3 innings and Torii Hunter delivers a three-run home run... in the fifth inning of a 5-0 victory. > John Lackey scatters ... (more) Angels dominate Red Sox in Game 1 victory
Boston Red Sox: What Me Worry?
Boston Red Sox: What Me Worry?
joshqpublic.com — Well, its been building up inside of me for oh I don’t know how long. I don’t... know why, but I keep thinking something’s bound to go wrong. But she looks in my eyes and makes me realize and she says, don’t worry baby. Don’t worry baby. -Beach Boys Public Service Announcement : Ok, ... (more) Boston Red Sox: What Me Worry?
Lester Reluctantly Tips His Cap in Defeat
Lester Reluctantly Tips His Cap in Defeat
fullcount.weei.com — ANAHEIM, Calif. – On the mound, the frustration was unavoidable. There were instances when Jon Lester’s pitches... appeared to dart through the heart of the strike zone, only for home-plate ump Joe West to call them balls. There were other calls, as when ... (more) Lester Reluctantly Tips His Cap in Defeat
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