Shake-Up Wakes Up Sox
Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia is congratulated by team mate David Ortiz after hitting a three-run home run against Toronto Blue Jays in the fourth inning
(Reuters)

Breaking News:
Sox Score More Than Three Runs in Nine Innings

Sox Righted by Lefty | Boston 8, Toronto 2
Dirty Dozen K's: Welcome Back Jon Lester, Your Spot is Safe
Pedroia Moves Ahead of Papi in the Last Place Home Run Race
Youkilis Bring Some Production to the No. 3 Slot with 2 Homers
Everybody Hits... Except Jason Varitek on Sunday, Even Ortiz
Once in a Blue Moon: Ellsbury Lays Down a Sac Bunt

"We scored early and then we added on. That's always a good way to play. We haven't done that very much lately but it was a very good day today." -- Terry Francona on the offensive explosion


Et Tu, Ram-Ram?

Red Sox pitcher Ramon Ramirez waits to be pulled after giving up the go ahead runs to the Toronto Blue Jays during the seventh inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Toronto, May 30, 2009.
(Reuters)

Even Ramon Ramirez Is a Lost Cause

Sox Know the Score in Loss | Toronto 5, Boston 3
Blame It on Rios: Jays Outfielder Had as Manny Hits as All Nine Sox
Penny's Luck Runs Out: Just Two Earned Runs, But Penny Can't Get a Win
Baldelli Hits One Out... Then Gets Knocked Out
Happy 37th Birthday to Manny The Cheater Ramirez
Enjoy Watching the All-Star Game from Your Couch, Too

"The players we have, not everybody but a lot of them, are suited for Fenway. There's guys on our club who know they can reach out and hook something and hit it off that wall. Some of these road games, you can go out and hook it and fly out. There's a difference. It's been something we've been trying to figure out for a while. Our home and road, there's a lot of disparity. I would like, hopefully, to figure it out by tomorrow." -- Tito knows the Sox aren't built for life on the road

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