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yeah I sent you my info, thank you so much SFOC, I can't wait until that game, talksox will be well represented.

I will be screaming my head off at yankee stadium, thank you so much SFOC.

damnit...6-5 now, tying run at 2nd

f***...just like that its a 2 run game

bases loaded for the tigres

end of the 3rd finally....6-0 sox

Trotttttttt

we never play on the road? c'mon we beat the yankees 17-1 at the toilet. that short porch in right isn't an advantage????

easier said than done

3 run hr by papi!!!! 4-0 sox

rbi for rent....1-0 sox

runners on the corners, 0 outs

9 up 9 down for detroit

bullet by varitek CAUGHT STEALLING!!!!!!

bronson looks good tonight...(knock on wood) 6 up, 6 down for the tigers

rent continues his hot streak

amen to that

anyone new yorkers hear suzyn waldman on the radio today she said Papelbon got lit up in relief- yah, 1 run on 2 hits in 2 innings, what a lousy outing. Our pitching is not good, but that doesn't mean the Yanks are a better overall team. She was also saying no team has a better lineup 1-9 than the Yanks. Sorry, there is no way a lineup that regularly has lousy hitters like Bernie, Womack, Cano, Tino is deeper than our lineup which has no holes and almost no one batting less than .287.

I don't care if McDougal is overworked. Bring him in and let him pitch. If i'm that starter for the royals, i would punch Affeldt in the nuts for making such a dumb mistake of throwing like a girl to second. Yankees are starting to remind me of last years team needing to score 5 runs in the ninth to beat the worst team in baseball.

they're not gonna use no-touch icing.

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Game Info Date: Saturday, August 27th, 2005 First Pitch: 7:05 pm ET TV: NESN Starting Pitchers: http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/images/team_logos/50x50/det.gif #53 Sean Douglass (5-2, 4.76) http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/images/team_logos/50x50/bos.gif #61 Bronson Arroyo (10-9, 4.19) Happy to be home, Sox look for more Detroit (61-65) at Boston (73-53), 7:05 p.m. ET The Red Sox have been invincible at Fenway Park of late, and will try to keep that trend going when they take on the Tigers on Saturday night. Entering the second game of their three-game set with the Tigers, the Sox have won their last 14 games at Fenway, their longest home streak since 1988 and the fourth longest in team history. Bronson Arroyo takes the ball for Boston in search of his 11th win of the season, which would establish a career high. The Red Sox edged out the Tigers, 9-8, in Friday's opener of this 14-game homestand. Pitching matchup DET: RHP Sean Douglass • 5-2, 4.76 ERA in 2005 • 0-0, 11.25 ERA vs. BOS in 2005 BOS: RHP Bronson Arroyo • 10-9, 4.19 ERA in 2005 • 1-0, 2.57 ERA vs. DET in 2005 Player to watch Second baseman Tony Graffanino has hit safely in his first 10 games at Fenway Park since joining the Red Sox. Quotable "There's the race, but we're also just trying to concentrate on getting our team healthy and back in the prime shape we need to be. That's our main focus -- continue winning ballgames. We're at home, we can get the right treatment, we can get guys set up where they're comfortable and we'll go from there." -- Red Sox reliever Mike Timlin Quick hits Saturday will mark the 203rd consecutive sellout for the Red Sox at Fenway Park, tying the Rockies (1995-97) for the second-longest streak in Major League history. ... Manny Ramirez leads the Majors with 115 RBIs. ... The Red Sox have won 23 of their last 34 games. On deck • Sunday: vs. Detroit, 2:05 p.m. ET • Monday: vs. Tampa Bay, 7:05 p.m. ET • Tuesday: vs. Tampa Bay, 7:05 p.m. ET

congrats, have fun

ok all mighty ruler of talksox

welcome... how about remliinger for hernandez trade????