Too Legit to Quit

Too Legit to Quit

Red Sox hitter Kevin Youkilis (L) is congratulated by teammate Alex Cora after a two-run home run off of Atlanta Braves relief pitcher Chad Paronto in the eighth inning of their MLB interleague baseball game in Atlanta, Georgia, June 18, 2006.

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The Father of All Rallies

Comeback Kids Complete Sweep in Atlanta
Overcome Poison 'Pen, Deep-6 Braves with 8-Ball, 10-7

Schill Win Blown: Curt Can't Count on 'Pen Again
It Had to Be Youk: Kevin Crushes Another Big Homer on the Road
Dominican Dynamite: Ortiz, Manny Long Balls Get Sox Rolling Early
Pinch Me: Lowell is Double Trouble for NL East Celler Dwellers
Nixon Makes a Great Grab, and Is Right in the Thick of Things
49er: Congratulations to Sure-Handed Shortstop Alex Gonzalez
Good Grief Relief: Seanez Gets the Win
Papelbon Marches On

"We bounced right back with a vengeance and that's awesome. That's a losable game and it hurts. And it winds up being a great inning. There was no letup." -- 6.18.06, Terry Francona on the comeback kids

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Boston Globe:

Francona: Image drove owners > Werner: Focus is on season > Napoli jerseys available > Bradley ready > De La Rosa learned from Pedro

Boston Herald:

No need for arbitration > Tito throws book at Sox > Victorino will play for Team USA > Tickets on sale

ProJo:

In new book, Francona, Epstein fire strikes > Brentz looks to continue momentum from late 2012 into 2013 > Knuckleballer makes pitch for roster spot > Hopes high for Red Sox youth movement

NY Post:

Pettitte to join Torre on WBC team > A-Rod was in pain in August > Yanks $189M payroll goal has AL East's attention > Jeter no longer in boot

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