No Sweat

No Sweat

Jonathan Papelbon No. 58 of the Boston Red Sox wipes the sweat from his forehead between innings against the Philadelphia Phillies during a Spring Training game at City of Palms Park March 3, 2007 in Ft. Myers, Florida. Philadelphia won the game 12-9.

(Getty Images Photo / Gregory Shamus)

It's a Good Start for Papelbon ...

But Piniero, Delcarmen Come Undone and Sox Go Down Again
Phillies 12, Boston 9

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