Stop & Shopp
Buchholz and Shoppach
(AP Photos)

Buch Stops Streak Here, Shoppy Sparks Offense

Boston 2, Miami 1 | Cafardo: Red Sox Offense MIA in Miami
50 Shades of Clay Buchholz 4-1, 2.83 ERA in Last 7 Starts
First Things First: In the Big Inning, Clay Said 'No Way Jose'
Bloopers and Practical Hits: Aviles Drives In Game Winner
But The Roof, The Roof, The Roof Was Still Open
Hat Tip to Vicente 'The Villain' Padilla

"A lot of work�s gone into it. I was down. Anybody would be down. Nobody wants to go out there and give up runs and put your team in a losing situation. That�s where the work comes in. The Red Sox stuck with me. They could have given up on me a lot quicker. I do appreciate that. -- Buchholz on bouncing back

Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Alfredo Aceves, right, is congratulated by catcher Kelly Shoppach after Boston's 2-1 win against the Miami Marlins during an interleague baseball game in Miami, Tuesday, June 12, 2012.
(AP)

Just Say Nomar

Youk
(Globe and wire photos)

Are We Saying Our Last Goodbyes to Kevin Garciaparra?

Herald: Youkilis About Good To Go, Brings Up '04 Nomar Trade
You're Not Special Anymore Youk. Sincerely, Wellesley HS's David McCullough
Sounds Like Another Great Clubhouse Again This Year ...

"There�s things with teammates, players and playing for this team and the fans that like me, but I don�t think there�s ideal situations a lot of the time. You kind of know as a player when you�re in the last year of your deal, so you know it�s going one way or another. So you�ve got to prepare yourself mentally that that could happen." -- Kevin Youkilis to Michael Silverman

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