Tim Terrific
Red Sox starter Tim Wakefield pitches against the Detroit Tigers in the first inning of a baseball game Tuesday, May 6, 2008, in Detroit.
(AP Photo)

The Very Good Tim Wakefield Rocks Detroit

Box: Red Sox 5, Tigers Zippo
Globe: Wakefield's Turn to Pitch In
Not Seen Since 1900: Wakefield and Timlin Get the Over-40-Only Shutout
It's Been a While Boys: Dominican Dynamite Explodes Back-to-Back
Scrape No. 496 Off the Fenway Banner, Manny Finally Crunches No. 497
David Ortiz Is Finally Coming Around, Maybe He Deserves An All-Star Nod Now
Cash is Money, Again: .361 Hitting Catcher Hits in Clutch, Catches Tim
Note to Tito the Cooler: Don't Give Manny a Day Off Now, Please
Breaking News: 2 Errorless Games in a Row for Lugo

"And he threw more fastballs and curveballs than he has all season. Maybe 20-25, more fastballs than curveballs. And look at how many fastballs they swung at, maybe two or three? The rest they took for strikes. But the biggest thing, of course, was his knuckleball. Everything that came out of his hand was great." -- 5.6.08, Catcher Kevin Cash ... should he be (gulp) catching every day?

Yesterday in Detroit: Schill Plays Catch
(And Somewhere in Delaware, Dr. Craig Morgan Is Curled Up in a Ball
Weeping to a Sports Talk Radio Call-In Show)

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Boston Globe:

Fumble leads to Sox' loss > Fielding woes mounting for Lugo > Tough to stop Sox' rotation > Rain drops pitchers from their routines > Lee bests Wang in pitchers' duel

Boston Herald:

Red Sox comeback wasted > Julio Lugo lets it go > Jed Lowrie stays put, for now > Trade talk doesn’t bother Julian Tavarez > Jacoby Ellsbury still perfect > Nady, Bucs spoil restart for Zito

ProJo:

Blog: Cora finishes first rehab game > Red Sox waste three rallies in loss to Tigers > Buchholz breaks string of strong Sox starts > Gutsy pitch call helped Okajima get out of eighth > Need a big hit? Pedroia's your man > Beef with ump mars otherwise great night for Youkilis > Lowrie starts at second, giving Pedroia a rare brearther > Wakefield, Timlin set new standard for 40-somethings

Hartford Courant:

Lee Outduels Yankees' Wang > NL: Three Homers For Reds' Votto > Team USA Doesn't Want Clemens > Royals Rout Angels > Mets Rout Dodgers > Some Confusion Over A-Rod's Return
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