thebottomlinenation.blogspot.com - 5/7/2008
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Tim Wakefield shut down the Tigers last night, while Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz hit back to back home runs - Manny's was his 497th.
Get the recap at The Bottom Line.
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The Red Sox's winning streak lengthened to five games after they beat the Tigers, 5-0, on Tuesday night in front of 38,564 fans at Comerica Park. Starter Tim Wakefield had more than enough run support, led by Manny Ramirez's career home run No. 497.