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Baldelli's Play May Have Saved Red Sox
Rocco Baldelli was in the batting cage, trying to stay loose, when teammate Jeff Bailey came in with the news.
Red Sox Journal: Rest does Lowella s body good
Mike Lowell took batting practice on Friday for the first time since he was put on the disabled list Monday, and he said that he ran better on his surgically repaired hip than at any point in the season so far.
Sox outshined in Smoltz's home debut
Scroll down the Red Sox averages today, slowly, and try to pick out the common trend.
Rookie Anderson outpitches Smoltz in A's 6-0 win
Anderson, who was 82 days old when Smoltz made his major league debut on April 23, 1988, struck out a career-high nine, allowed two singles and two walks and ended Oakland's 151-game stretch without a complete game.
Russell Branyan, Mariners fight off the Red Sox
Red Sox's Rocco Baldelli is tagged out by Mariners third baseman Chris Woodward after getting caught in a rundown between third and home as umpire Brian Gorman, left, looks on during the sixth inning of Saturday's game.
Bloop Hit Leads Mariners To Second Straight Win At Fenway
Sunshine finally made more than just a cameo appearance over Fenway Park Saturday, but a dark cloud seemed to hang over the Red Sox .
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Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Warm...Boston 6 Baltimore 5
The Boston Red Sox earned revenge after their agonizing Tuesday night surprise defeat with a resounding comeback 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles.
Outfielder Rocco Baldelli went on the disabled list with a strained left hamstring.
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It wasn't as dramatic a comeback as the Orioles mounted against the Red Sox on Tuesday night at Camden Yards, but Boston pulled off its own in the series finale Wednesday afternoon.
Mike Lowella s status in limbo
In the midst of injecting Mike Lowell with Synvisc to coat the joint in his surgically repaired hip yesterday, the Red Sox [ team stats ] medical staff also drained 15 ccs of fluid from the area.
Game 72: Smoltz loses Sox debut
Well that didn't go quite like anyone hoped it would. John Smoltz 's debut with the Boston Red Sox can pretty much be called a failure.
On Baseball: Red Sox' gambles paying off
John Smoltz is set to join Boston's rotation, and could help the Red Sox as Brad Penny, Takashi Saito, and Rocco Baldelli have.
Boston's Hopes of Sweeping Washington Have Died
According toA multiple sources, the sweep aspirations of the Boston Red Sox died in Washington D.C. at approximately 9:41 PM last night .A Paramedics arrived on the scene and determined that Boston's bats had no pulse.A They attempted to revive Boston's bats, but after a brief burst of futility in the form of a Rocco Baldelli 2-run HR, the offense ...
PawSox journal: Van Every to undergo knee surgery
Outfielder Jonathan Van Every's rough, up-and-down season is about to hit a major down patch.
Red Sox journal: Drew gets the night off
With lefty Andrew Miller starting for Florida on Wednesday night, the Red Sox gave J.D. Drew the night off, allowing Rocco Baldelli to start in right.
I got it mixed up and thought they were giving away free hot dogs and pepsi's like George Steinbrenner did one night, so I decided to go to Yank stadium and get a hot dog and drink for a cheap price of $122 ... hey, their ACE is pitching tonight so I'll get to see a masterpiece of "the art of pitching" , at least..... pysched up for this game + ...
Red Sox Notebook: Fenway '500' club a history maker
The Red Sox were in full-fledged fan-thanking mode yesterday to commemorate baseball's best-ever sellout streak reaching 500.
Red Sox top Marlins in 500th consecutive sellout at Fenway
Brad Penny threw five innings against his former team to record his 100th career victory, and Dustin Pedroia went 3-for-5 and knocked in three runs to help Boston beat Florida, 6-1, in the 500th consecutive sellout at Fenway Park.
Red Sox' Baldelli had a blast while he was there
Rocco Baldelli started yesterday in the outfield for the third time in four games, his most strenuous stretch of playing time this season.
Second baseman Dustin Pedroia [ stats ] doesn't typically embrace days off, but even he had to admit yesterday's was well-timed. With Pedroia mired in a rare slump, manager Terry Francona started Nick Green at second and gave Pedroia an extra day of rest.