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No thats the yanks team

Rafael Soriano (elbow) gave up two runs over 1 1/3 innings Tuesday night in his first minor league rehab appearance with High-A Tampa. Soriano breezed through a scoreless first inning, but gave up a home run, a single and a sacrifice bunt to open the second. He struck out one and walked none before being pulled. Barring any setbacks, he should rejoin the Yankees bullpen next week, though it's expected that he will be eased back into a late-inning role. The high-price reliever has been sidelined since mid-May with right elbow soreness.

BALL GAME! Redsox Win! Watch TB and Yanks Beat up on each other later

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4/5 for a-god!

1-2-3 for BArd!

yep,18 in a row

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Thats what happens when you have scrubs on the team

He sucks

Nice AB CC!

Nice walk reddick! Come on CC!

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A-God having a nice 3/4 game

ALTIMORE -- Red Sox left-hander Jon Lester, who has been on the DL since July 6 due to a lat strain, threw off a bullpen mound for the first time since he suffered the injury against the Blue Jays on July 5. Rather than treat the outing as a simple side session, Lester (10-4, 3.31 ERA) ended up simulating a few innings with breaks in between sets of pitches. He appeared to throw his full arsenal of pitches as he builds toward his start on Monday. While the Sox believe that it would be unfair to expect Lester to pitch without restrictions on Monday, they are also hopeful that he can handle a workload that is not far short of normal, with manager Terry Francona suggesting that the left-hander might be asked to throw 80-90 pitches in his outing against the Royals. "That’s not shortening him too much," Francona said before the bullpen session. "That might shorten him an inning." More important, the Sox are extremely pleased with how complete Lester's recovery appears to be from an injury that has the potential to linger. "There’s no issues. That’s good. We’re just trying to ramp him up and let him get strong," said Francona. "He feels nothing in that lat, which is great. That’s what we wanted. Now it’s just the idea of getting him back to where he can go out there and start a game and not be so limited to where he can only throw 50 pitches."

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Easy First Out

ELLS!

According to Alex Speier of WEEI.com, Carlos Beltran has not officially waived his no-trade clause for the Red Sox. Beltran can't technically waive his no-trade clause because no deal has been completed. It's likely that he has let the Mets know that he would accept a deal to Boston, which shouldn't come as much of a surprise given his comments during the All-Star break.

According to Buster Olney of ESPN.com, the Mets are now "100 percent certain" that they will not trade Jose Reyes before the deadline. That settles that. It wasn't too long ago that many assumed that a trade was a foregone conclusion, but Olney writes that Reyes has "changed their minds." The Mets are a longshot to contend for a playoff spot this season, but parting with Reyes would almost certainly cause an uproar in the fanbase which would be difficult for the new front office to recover from.

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