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The long and short of it: Jon Lester and Jacoby Ellsbury
The long and short of it: Jon Lester and Jacoby Ellsbury
Guest columnist and Fire Brand commenter Gerry chimes in… Lester’s Long Rookie Year: On October 28, 2007, Jon Lester’s very long rookie year ended with a dominant win in the final game of the World Series The year began at his Fenway debut, at age 22, on June 10, 2006. During his long year,
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