'Can You Hear Me Now?'

During a sixth inning pitching change, when Red Sox starting pitcher Josh Beckett was removed from the game, Red Sox leftfielder Manny Ramirez went inside the Green Monster, and was seen smiling and apparently talking on someone's cellphone.
(Boston Globe Staff Photo / Jim Davis)

Look Where We Found Manny Again

Call from the Wall: "Hey Jack, I'm gonna need 32 tickets to the All-Star game next week. I'm giving you plenty of notice, too, so do your job or else I'll have to throw you down again!"

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Boston Globe:

Oil Can used cocaine > Cafardo arrives at JetBlue Park > Aceves signs; only Ortiz remains for Sox > Beckett breaks silence > Still no news on Theo comp

Boston Herald:

Roy Oswalt unlikely; Bobby Valentine content > Sox stuck with roster > In baseball, a premium on smart shopping

ProJo:

Valentine tells Providence audience it's about timing, change, luck > Beckett: Pitching caused collapse > This year, spring training won’t be just fun in the sun > Arbitration looms for Ortiz

NY Post:

Yanks sign Branyan to minor-league deal > Yankees want to keep Chavez, add DH > Cashman's mistress bragged to friends about access to players, memorabilia

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