Back-to-Back Attack

Coco Crisp (R) is congratulated by teammate Jed Lowrie (12) after he hits a solo homerun against Minnesota Twins pitcher Glen Perkins during the seventh inning of their American League baseball game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, May 10, 2008
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Crisp Whacks One, Then Lowrie Smacks One

Box: Sox 5, Twins 2
Globe: Lowrie, Red Sox Trot Past Twins
Dice Breaks Dome Losing Streak: Matsuzaka Stays in the Strike Zone
No Thunder, No Lightning: Papi and Manny Combine to Go 0-for-9
The Youk, The Youk, The Youk Still on Fire
Maybe Coco Should Go to All-Star Game Over Ellsbury?
Popcorn Save for Papelbon

"That was probably the farthest ball I've ever hit. But I haven't hit a home run in about 300 at-bats or so [actually just 114]. You kind of forget how to run around the bases. They were getting on me because I ran too slow. I kind of delayed the game about 10 minutes." -- 5.10.08, Coco Crisp on his really rare home run

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Boston Globe:

Finishing kick > They found a spark > Crisp comes back with vengeance > Timlin returns to Red Sox bullpen > Red Sox, Yankees both have problems > Exposito making up for lost time > All-Stars on deck for TBS, Eck

Boston Herald:

Lester blanks Yanks, ends Sox’ slide > Unselfish Jason Varitek sets stage for important win > Lester gives Sox their own Andy Pettitte for future > Beckett needs to deliver > Sox add international flair > Yankees ‘embarrassed’ > Versatile Yamaico Navarro real money player

ProJo:

Lester helps Sox steady the ship > McAdam: Southpaw’s complete-game gem is just what the doctor ordered > Minor single has major significance for Varitek > Jim Donaldson: Varitek’s nosedive on offense poses quandary > Girardi rips into Yanks after lethargic performance > Sox welcome back Crisp > Timlin happy to return to Sox' bullpen > No place like New York for Ramirez > Buchholz staying put for now

Hartford Courant:

Sox Shut Out Yanks In Series Opener > Poll: Red Sox Have More Connecticut Fans > Matsui Could Be Done For Year > Crisp Just What Red Sox Needed > Varitek Breaks Out Of Slump > D'Backs Score Six In Ninth For Win > Selig: Seizure Of Test Results Halted Drug Testing > Reyes, Mets Roll Past Cardinals
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