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The Red Sox fell to the Twins in the debut of Target Field, Big Ben says his Big Sorry and Providence players practice random acts of violence.
Tags: Ben Roethlisberger, David Ortiz, Providence, Red Sox, Steelers, Twins
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The Penguins close out the Mellon Arena in style, an umpire says the Sox are too slow and the Bruins get a big win.
Tags: Boston College, Bruins, Mellon Arena, Penguins, Red Sox, Sidney Crosby, Yankees
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Bad news for the Bruins, another coaching shakeup in the ACC and the Red Sox prevent the opponents runs, but forget their own.
Tags: Boston College, Bruins, Dennis Seidenberg, Red Sox, Steve Donahue
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No one expected the Red Sox – or any other MLB team – to go 162-0. No one expected the Red Sox to have a playoff berth clinched by now. Two games does not make a season.
Tags: David Ortiz, Red Sox, run prevention, Yankees
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The UConn women prove just how amazing they are, run-prevention doesn’t work in Game 2 and if no one attends a press conference, does it actually happen?
Tags: Basketball, Boston College, NCAA, Red Sox, UConn
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The Red Sox and Yankees opened the 2010 baseball season, the Celtics blew another lead and a Bruins defenseman got lucky.
Tags: Bruins, Butler, Celtics, Dr. Dre, Duke, NCAA, Red Sox, Yankees
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Joey Porter won’t face a DUI charge, Fenway gets a taste of Dre on opening day and Teemu Selanne still scores goals.
Tags: Dr. Dre, Joey Porter, NHL
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Dustin Pedroia was shooting another Dunkin Donuts commercial on Wednesday.
Oh, and he had X-rays taken on his left wrist, which he landed on awkwardly during Tuesday’s game against the Twins. Relax, the X-rays were negative.
Tags: MLB, Pedroia, Red Sox
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According to an ESPN report, the Philadelphia Phillies have been having discussions about trading Ryan Howard for Albert Pujols … with themsevles.
Tags: Albert Pujols, Cardinals, ESPN, MLB, Phillies, Ryan Howard
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OK, that’s not true. I haven’t been hiding for the last 10 days or so. I’d like to say I was busy with huge, important projects that left me with little time, but that’s not true.
I can’t even say I’ve been busy watching the Olympics, because that’s not true either. Outside of catching glimpses of the Opening Ceremony, I didn’t watch a minute. Does that make me un-American? Maybe. Did I care? Nope. Did I miss out? You tell me.
Tags: March Madness, MLB, NBA, NHL, Olympics
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