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  1. mvp 78
    Kiké for injured Dustin May
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    W/o the D
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    Devers at 3b > Xander at SS
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    Nasty
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    WonGG
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    DFAlbec
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    f*** yo shift
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    Renfroe going Landsdowne here
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    Safe bitch!
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    Santana is not a starter anywhere.
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    Did the animosity start before or after he moved out of the top spot?
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    If he wasn’t batting 1st, nobody would care.
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    Rocker has 174 K’s. Leiter has 171. No swing and miss?
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    Eovaldi vs Montgomery
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    Pedro/Tek pushing Pedroia in the laundry cart is my everything.
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    Can Ellsbury still go?!?!?!?
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    ARod Pettitte O’Neill Giambi
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    I feel personally attacked for not being able to see the pregame ceremony.
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    @alexspeier Cora on Pedroia: ‘He’s in my Hall of Fame, not only as a player but as a person.’
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    @ChrisCotillo Red Sox injury updates: * Sale on track for 20-pitch live BP tomorrow... will be another live BP next week. * Brasier in town for a checkup.
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    I read that he also punched the umpire that game. On June 23, 1917, Babe Ruth was on the mound for the Boston Red Sox against the Washington Senators and it didn’t take much to set off the Babe that particular day. In fact, it took just four pitches. After walking leadoff hitter Ray Morgan, Ruth confronted umpire Brick Owens and the scene quickly turned ugly. According to the Boston Globe, Ruth was upset over a couple of close pitches and after being warned and then ejected by Owens, Ruth slugged the umpire. “Then in rushed Ruth. Chester Thomas tried to prevent him from reaching Owens, who had not removed his mask, but Babe started swinging both hands. The left missed the arbiter, but the right struck him behind the left ear. Manager Barry and several policemen had to drag Ruth off the field. All season Babe has been fussing a lot. Nothing has seemed to satisfy him.”
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    They are the East Coast Oakland A's.
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    @ChrisCotillo Ryan Brasier is back in Boston with the Red Sox.
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    Verdugo is a mild disappointment this year. I was hoping for him to take a step forward, but that hasn't happened. 845 OPS vs 796 OPS isn't the end of the world, but I was hoping for him to improve.
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    I can't get pumped up for combined no hitters. The Astros have two of these. They all pale in comparison to this one: Red Sox 4, Senators 0 -- June 23, 1917 Babe Ruth (0 IP), Ernie Shore (9 IP) It’s probably the most famous opening to any no-hitter. Ruth, in his fourth season as an ace pitcher for Boston, got himself ejected for arguing balls and strikes after walking leadoff man Ray Morgan. Morgan was caught stealing after Shore’s very first pitch, and the righty retired the next 26 batters he faced for a most improbable no-hitter.
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