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Boston Red Sox's Jason Varitek, right, is greeted at the home plate by David Ortiz (34) after Ortiz scored on Varitek's home run during the sixth inning of a baseball game Wednesday, June 24, 2009, in Washington. The Red Sox won 6-4.
(AP)

For Two Guys Who Were Written Off, It Was On
Old Timers Ortiz, 'Tek Go Deep in D.C.

Boston 6, Washington 4 | Welcome to BatsTown
Green Gets Nicked in Forearm By Bat Out of Hell While Ball Gets By
Workmanlike Night for Lester Good Enough for W in Washington
Papi Gets No. 1 on the Road, 'Tek Pops One Out for 2
June Boon Continues: Sox Have Won 16 of Last 21
Rough Night for Mr. USA, Jason Bay
Papelbon 1-2-3? You're Kidding Me
Did Nats Fans Send Sox Fans to Gay Bars?
... Not That There's Anything Wrong with That

"It's scary to see a bat go flying that far. I thought they did some research this offseason to try to figure that stuff out, but obviously we've still got a long ways to go. You've got to take cover. It's a tough play to make when you've got a bat head flying at you looking to take your head off." -- Jon Lester on Batgate

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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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