A Big Whiff
Boston Red Sox pitcher John Smoltz strikes out during the third inning during a baseball game against the Washington Nationals, Thursday, June 25, 2009, in Washington
(AP)

Smoltz Was Not Quite Ready for Prime Time

So John Smoltz Is Just German for Daisuke Matsuzaka
Capitol Punishment: Nats Crush Sox | Washington 9, Boston 3
Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' But Smoltz Got Off to a Rough Start
Rocco Goes Deep When It's Over

"Most of the time when the linescore is the way it is, I'm going to be very disappointed, but I really can't at this point," Smoltz said. "I lost a little rhythm there in the first inning ... but very encouraged with how good I can be and the way I felt and the stamina and everything going forward." -- John Smoltz on start No. 1


He Had Complete Game

Michael Jackson | 1958-2009

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Boston Globe:

Phillies take control > Will fans howl at Wolf? > Angels warm to task > Pettitte looking for a sweet 16 > Yankees outlast Angels

Boston Herald:

Angels not down after Bronx woe > Lee, Philly in romp > Howard is postseason record-setter > Yankees vow to keep momentum > Bay watch to be revealing

ProJo:

Mike Lowell's future with the Red Sox is cloudy entering the offseason > CC keeps Yankees on winning track > Phillies spoil Pedro Martinez's masterpiece > Dodgers momentum may not last through Game 3 > Phillies' Manuel not a fan of Hamels' histrionics > Sox want Ortiz to be a force once again in 2010

New York Post:

'E'asy as pie: Yanks take advantage of Halos' error > These bombers winning with finesse, not muscle > Pettitte looks to keep Yankees rolling > Weaver ready for challenge
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