Darnell McDonald throws out the tying run to end the game as the Red Sox down the Blue Jays, 3-2.
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Red Sox Notebook: Cameron sent to Marlins
BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox traded outfielder Mike Cameron to the Florida Marlins on Tuesday, less than a week after cutting the three-time Gold Glove winner. The Red Sox sent the 38-year-old Cameron and cash to the Marlins for a player to be named or cash. Cameron hit just .149 with three home runs […]
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Lackey’s lack of control costly to Sox
John Lackey gives up seven runs on nine hits in just 21/3 innings and the Blue Jays grab a 9-7 win.
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Beckett sparkles, Sox cap a sweep
Josh Beckett follows the announcement of his All-Star selection with an eight-inning gem that stops the Astros, 2-1.
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Boston offense finally takes off against Astros
Darnell McDonald and Yamaico Navarro homer as the Sox, with 17 runs in two games, win 10-4.
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On Baseball: Red Sox vow the promise is there for two struggling Sea Dogs prospects
When talking about two promising Red Sox minor leaguers, Stolmy Pimentel and Oscar Tejeda, can we look at the numbers? Six and 10. Those are the rankings, respectively, for Pimentel and Tejeda, among Red Sox prospects, according to Baseball America, which annually rates each organization’s prospects. Both in the top 10 — impressive. But look […]
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Lester helps Sox avoid sweep
Jason Varitek hits two home runs and Jon Lester pitches seven shutout innings to beat the Phillies.
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Phillies’ pitcher stymies Red Sox
Cliff Lee throws a third consecutive shutout and Boston, which may start David Ortiz tonight, loses again.
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Sox vs. Phillies has a World Series feel
It’s only a three-game series in June, but many expect these two to square off again in October’s Fall Classic.
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Tom Caron: Interleague baseball? Please, cut it back
I’ve never liked interleague play in Major League Baseball. This year, I like it even less. For years, I’ve been saying that there are too many interleague games in baseball. Each year, exciting playoff races are put on hold for a full two weeks as the leagues square off, with each American League playing 18 […]