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Today's roster moves and how the roster could shape up
The Phillies FilesWe’re getting down to the nitty-gritty, and Tuesday morning started off with a few more roster moves. The Phillies re-assigned RHP Scott Elarton and RHP Brian Sanches to minor league camp, and they optioned LHP Jake Diekman to the minors....... -
Lee wouldn't mind hitting .300; Howard takes throws at first base
The Phillies FilesCliff Lee had already done everything he needed to do on the mound. Then Charlie Manuel let him have a little fun. After tossing six scoreless innings in which he struck out three, allowed three hits and walked one, Manuel...... -
Andino lifts Orioles to 7-5 win over Red Sox
The Orioles keep dismissing the spoiler angle, stressing there is no burning desire to beat contenders down the stretch.
Ultimately, in the final stanza of another disappointing season, these victory-starved Orioles simply want to win, no matter whom...Tags: Kevin Gregg, Buck Showalter, Tampa Bay Rays, Matt Wieters, Justin Verlander
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After loss, Orioles have one more shot to ruin Red Sox's season
The Orioles won't finish the season with a sweep of their perennial bullies, but they still have a chance to make October intolerable for Red Sox Nation.
Paced by four homers, including the first two of rookie catcher Ryan Lavarnway's career, Boston beat...Tags: Tampa Bay Rays, Buck Showalter, Matt Wieters, Chris Davis, Jason Berken
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Orioles complete Red Sox's collapse with walk-off win in season finale
For much of the past decade, the season finale at Camden Yards has been a simple affair, several thousand fans politely ushering in autumn with another lost season completed.
On Wednesday, in the Orioles' 4-3, come-from-behind, no-way-that-happened win...Tags: Tampa Bay Rays, Buck Showalter, Alfredo Simon, Peter G. Angelos, Brady Anderson
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Orioles limp into All-Star break on 7-game losing streak
The Orioles quietly packed their belongings late Sunday afternoon and dispersed to various parts of the country, carrying more baggage into the All-Star break than they could have possibly imagined.
After an ejection-marred 8-6 loss to the Boston Red...Tags: Kevin Gregg, Buck Showalter, Jeremy Guthrie, Matt Wieters, Terry Francona
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Ricketts becomes Tom Terrific
Tom Ricketts got it done. He got Theo Epstein to the Cubs.
It always seemed like it would happen. The Cubs agreed to pay him $18.5 million, after all.
It also seemed like it would never happen. The more stories that come out of Fenway, the more it seems...Tags: Josh Beckett, Thomas Ricketts, World Series, Mike Lowell, Clay Buchholz
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Here's some of the culture Theo can change
Tip to Theo Epstein: Don’t call your new team the “Cubbies.’’ Ever. It’s lame and reeks of carpet-bagging. It sounds as if you’re here for some easy cash and looking to cross another item off your bucket list....Tags: Culture, World Series, Boston Red Sox, Clay Buchholz, Bleep (euphemism)
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Orioles held to two hits in 4-0 loss to Red Sox
The inability of the Orioles' rotation to go deep into games during their current mid-season funk had been so prevalent, so expected, that the recent market correction has become almost as startling.
For the third time in their past five contests, an...Tags: Tampa Bay Rays, Buck Showalter, Marathon, Matt Albers, Jake Arrieta
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Benches clear as Red Sox beat Orioles 10-3
BOSTON — Tired of getting beat up in recent days and getting treated like mere doormats over the years at Fenway Park, the Orioles’ frustration finally boiled over Friday night, and the result was a benches-clearing brawl that featured Kevin...Tags: Kevin Gregg, Buck Showalter, Matt Wieters, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, All Stars
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Boston Red Sox September meltdown tribute
Sentinel Sports Now - Orlando SentinelJon Lester gave a solemn one-word answer when a reporter asked the Boston Red Sox pitcher what he'll remember about this season; September.... -
Red Sox Top Tigers 1-0 in Martinez's Return to Boston
Jarrod Saltalamacchia hit an RBI double in the eighth, backing seven shutout innings from Clay Buchholz, and the Red Sox squeezed out a 1-0 win over the Tigers in the rainy opener of a two-game series.
Saltalamacchia's hit, off the Green Monster, scored...Tags: Human Interest, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Brandon Inge, Ryan Perry, Alex Avila
Mar 27, 2012
| Allentown Morning Call
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Oct 25, 2011
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Sep 30, 2011
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May 17, 2011
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