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Long Time for Mr. Big
Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz (R) is congratulated by third base coach DeMarlo Hale after hitting a two-run homerun against the Texas Rangers in the fifth inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Arlington, Texas September 7, 2008.
(Reuters )

Ortiz Goes Deep in the Heart of Texas
Byrd, Sox Takin' Care of Business

Sunday Afternoon Box: Boston 7, Texas 2
Globe: Sox Rock Rangers, Keep on a Roll
Coco Keeps on Comin' Through
Another MVP Measure: Dustin's Defense
Byrd is the Word

"They're as good as anybody out there. One thing they've got is they've been there. ... Tampa Bay's never been in that situation. The Angels are the Angels. If you're asking me to make a pick, it's Boston." -- 9.7.08, ," Rangers manager Ron Washington on the defending World Series champions

The Quick and The Dead
Red Sox relief Tim Wakefield, right, is pulled from the game by manager Terry Francona in the second inning of a Major League Baseball game against the Texas Rangers, Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008, in Arlington, Texas.
(AP)

Wake, Then Funeral. Rangers Bury Sox Early.

Saturday Nightmare: Texas 15, Boston 8
Globe: Rangers Walk Over Wakefield, Sox
The Apologists: ... But Tim Just Needed More Run Support!
On 2nd Thought: Lowell Doesn't Connect with Home Plate
A Tale of Two Bullpens: There Was No Friday Night Fight in the 'Pen
One Wake Waived Goodbye, the Rangers Cruzed
The Bob Stanley of Milestones: Wake Gets 500th Sox Appearance
Bright Side: Youk Returns and Brings the Noise
Time for Timlin to Retire Again, Pauley Too

"It was one of those days I'd like to forget. I felt physically great, mentally great. The inning just unfolded so fast." -- 9.6.08, Tim Wakefield, now 8-10

Beck in the Saddle Again
Josh Beckett pitches against the Texas Rangers in the first inning of their American League baseball game in Arlington, Texas September 5, 2008.
(Reuters)

Josh Returns and Let's It Fly in Arlington
Sox Stay Perfect vs. Rangers

Friday Night Lights: Boston 8, Texas 1
Globe: Beckett, Lowell Bounce Back | Mazz: Things Falling Into Place
Josh Bounces Back: 7K's, Just 4 Singles Over 5, Fastball Command
Lowell and Behold: Mike Returns in a Big Way, 3-for-5, HR, 4 RBIs
Remember the Arlington: Red Sox Nation Takes Over Texas
Crisp Getting Hotter in Texas, Now 21-for-46 Last 13 Games
Texas Hold 'Em: Manny, Masterson Gettin' It Done; Oki OK
Bay Manages to Stay Above .300
Tooth Hurty Ave. for 'Tek
MVP? 2B

"I'd be lying if I didn't say the most important thing for me today was being healthy. The win's just the icing on the cake. There were some selfish things going on. There were some things that I wanted to do to prove to myself that I'm healthy." -- 9.5.08, Josh Beckett on a big night out

Pedey Storms Ahead in MVP Race
BDD - Hockey Moms for Pedroia
(BDD Photo Illustration)

Hockey Moms Switch from Palin to Pedroia
Dusty's the New Frontrunner for MVP

What's the Difference Between Pedroia and a Pit Bull?

BDD -- Pedro and the pit bull
(AP)

Big Stick.

Gordon Edes: Multiple Options for AL MVP
WT&G: Sizing Up Another Giant Pedroia Effort
Herald: Pedroia MVP Talk Heating Up
TATB: Small Wonder: Pedro and the MVP

"Everyone remembers what happened last year in the first month (Pedey batted just .182). We kept talking to him and pushing him. He probably didn’t think everyone believed in him, but there were a lot of people in this clubhouse that did." -- 9.3.08, Alex Cora on the MVP

"He has had a great season,and a fantastic last 5 weeks. But lets be real here. Pedroia will not be the MVP of the league. There are a half a dozen other players who will get more votes than him. Pedroia fans need to open thier eyes,and look at the rest of the league as well.Carlos Quentin, K-Rod, Carlos Pena, Josh Hamilton, Justin Morneau has his team in first with a .313/21/109 and 41 doubles. Hello people, there is more out there. Hey, I love Pedroia as much as the next guy, but open your eyes. He IS NOT the American League MVP." -- 9.4.08, Joe via BDD comments

Afternoon De-late
Alex Cora scores the game winning run scoring on a bunt and a throwing error in the 9th.
(Barry Chin / Globe Staff)

It's a Rally Good Show as Sox Sweep O's with a Walkoff Win

Wednesday Afternoon Box: Boston 5, Baltimore 4
Recap: Sox Overcome 4-Run Deficit to Complete Sweep
Cora, Cora, Cora: Defensive Gem, Clutch Single, Winning Run
When a Bunt's Not a Punt: Coco Lines One Up for the Win
It Was Just 17: MVPedey Homers Again, Starts the Comeback
Catching Fire: That's Just Jacoby Being a Young Johnny Damon
Kotsay Can You See How Good This Guy Hits?
Storyline: Remember Masterson; Forget Matsuzaka

"Compared to what it was yesterday, it's night and day. But a win is a win. We have some momentum going into Texas. So we'll have a great off day tomorrow and get ready for Friday." -- 9.3.08, Alex Cora on the thrill of the win

YouTube Finds: Pedroia: 'Jerry Remy Stunk' | Manny Prez | Jacoby's Rap
Schilling Pitches In: Over $400k Raised for Curt's Pitch in 100 Innings
NYPD Defends Ejecting Sox Fan from Stadium During 'God Bless America'
Hunt for Red October | Confidence Meter | Down the Stretch They Come!

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Boston Globe:

Rangers walk over Wakefield > After Wakefield's exit, pen rocked early, often > Aardsma, Drew get to shake the rust off > Zaun, Toronto ambush Rays in 13th > Ramirez lifts LA to top spot

Boston Herald:

Rangers cuff Wake, Sox > Sox players keep tabs on first-place Rays > Mr. Clean(up): Manny Ramirez vs. Red Sox cleanup hitters > Jim Thome HR in 15th ups White Sox’ lead > Manny Ramirez powers Dodgers into 1st > Heady days for Rays

ProJo:

Rangers 15, Red Sox 8: Wakefield leaves Boston in huge hole > Red Sox not above watching Rays > Good health bodes well for Red Sox > Red Sox 8, Rangers 1: No doubt about it: Beckett’s got it back > Red Sox starter Wakefield is about to join very select group > Little big man -- Pedroia brings passion to every at-bat > Bill Reynolds: Sox’ mix of youth, experience make them the model > PawSox 3, Yankees 1 -- Hansack, Lane help PawSox even series

Hartford Courant:

Wakefield Out Early In Red Sox's Loss to Rangers > Nady Bright Spot For Yankees Zaun's Slam In 11th Sinks Rays > Manny Lifts Dodgers Into First > St. Patrick's Holds Memorial Mass For Babe Ruth > Randy Johnson Scratched With Sore Shoulder > Rain Sets Up Phils-Mets Doubleheader > Mets Ready To Confront The Past
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