Dead Even
Boston Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury falls to the ground after slamming into the fence trying to catch a ball hit by Robert Andino of the Baltimore Orioles in the sixth inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Baltimore, Maryland September 26, 2011. Andino was credited with a three-run inside the park home run.
(Reuters)

Sox Bounced from Wild Card Lead, Tied with Tampa Bay

Baltimore 6, Choking Dogs 3 | Buck Doesn't Stop Here
Crawford Continues to Wilt in Pennant Race, Not on Top Step at the End
Josh Beckett Comes Up Small Again vs. O's, But Will Say All the Right Things
More Good News: Beckett Found a McDonald's Open 24/7 in the Harbor Tonight
The Home Run Derby Was Still Adrian Gonzalez's Best Night of the Year
What an Absolute Mess Theo Made with John Henry's Money
Excuse Du Jour: They Got In at Four in the Morning!
Curt Young Can Start Packing His Bags Any Day Now
Greatest Team Ever Is 5-17 in Last 22 Games
Salty Is Killing Us!

"Still, through all this, if we win, we continue to play." -- Terry Francona on coming down to the wire


Ace of Clubbed

BDD Photo Illustration / Steve Garberg
(BDD Photo Illustration / Steve Garberg)

1. Another 6 Earned Runs to Orioles,
2. Lasting Just 6 Innings Again,
3. Dug Into a Postgame Doublecheesburger,
4. Rattling Off Media Cliches and Time-worn Excuses,
5. Making Big Bucks, Driving Big Trucks

"We’ve got to win games. We’re not going to do it when the starting pitcher gives up six runs when most of the guys got in at 4 in the morning." -- Josh Beckett, disappointing yet again


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Sox Driving Into Playoffs



Good Morning
Red Sox Nation

Boston Dirt Dogs
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At Least The Sox Still Know How to Make a Buck


This Season is Getting Draining

Frank Galasso Illustration
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Just a Flesh Wound

Boston Dirt Dogs
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The Greatest Team Ever Will Fight On Another Day!

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Boston Globe:

Ask Nick: Are Red Sox angling for trades? > Big jump for Bradley? > Dempster's debut outing is very striking > Red Sox season ticket holders fleeing now

Boston Herald:

Youkilis at peace as a Yankee > Jackie Bradley, Jr. a quick study in major league camp > Net job up for Bobby Valentine > Mike Lowell lends a glove to tutor Middlebrooks

ProJo:

MLB players union has left some if its members out in the cold > Dempster gets off to strong start > Sox have plenty of arms ... just in case > Wakefield prepared to lend Wright a hand

NY Post:

Crock & Role: Girardi, GM dismiss Joba's talk of starting or closing for Yankees > Steinbrenner A-OK with Alex's portrayal in Yankees kids movie > Youkilis not worried after being pulled from Yankees lineup > Desperate Damon makes plea to be Yankees' Granderson sub

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