'JUS-tin ... JUS-tin ...'
Let Joba hear it tonight

Let The Cowardly Lion Hear It Tonight

"I've known myself as Joba since I was born. My niece was unable to pronounce Justin, so she'd call me that. Nobody knew my real name until I graduated from high school, when my dad put it in the yearbook. Now there's nothing that could make me switch back. It'll never happen. No, sir." -- Justin "Joba" Chamberlain, ESPN The Magazine, 7.28.08

Besides the 'JUS-tin... JUS-tin' Shout Out, There's No Time Like the Present to Kick-Off the 'EX-Rod... EX-Rod' Chant

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Boston Globe:

Ortiz's double gives the White Sox plenty of trouble > Matsuzaka calls the shots > Pitches have been unsafe at any speed > He feels like a caged Tiger > Doing some deep-dishing

Boston Herald:

Papi, Red Sox find second wind in Chicago night > Contreras suffers ugly injury in second > Ellsbury looks ready to return to leadoff spot > Sox face-lift may yet start saggin’ > Fenway shows good Will > Kevin Youkilis’s power switch > Fastballs and curves

ProJo:

Ellsbury relaxes and finds his stroke at plate > Ortiz uncorks bases-clearing double to put Red Sox on top > Red Sox’ Dustin Pedroia already owns spot in history > Ortiz uncorks bases-clearing double to put Red Sox on top > Boston Red Sox can’t catch Chicago > Giles vetoes trade to Red Sox > Lefty-hitting Giles is the next target > Sox have another winner in Lowrie

Hartford Courant:

Red Sox Beat White Sox, 6-2 > Yankees' Bullpen Fails Giese In 11-4 Loss To Angels > MLB Probing Manny Trade > Silva Blasts Teammates > Chamberlain Expects To Rejoin Yanks This Month > Yankees' Bullpen Spoils Giese's Outing > Mets' Perez Shuts Down Marlins
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