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DeMarco: Surprises steal opening act of season

Where did the first half go? Weren't we just wondering how the St. Louis Cardinals could hang in the NL Central race without Adam Wainwright? Wasn't Red Sox Nation just in a frenzy over a 2-10 start?

Red Sox slugger Ortiz sworn in as US citizen

Big Papi has found a new nation to call home. David Ortiz, the pride of Red Sox Nation, became a U.S. citizen Wednesday with 220 other immigrants from 57 countries at a ceremony at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library.

Hawk Swoops, Attacks Girl at Fenway Park

Once again, an A-Rod got an unfriendly welcome from the home of Red Sox Nation. This time, it was 13-year-old Alexa Rodriguez and not the Yankees All-Star third baseman Alex Rodriguez. She was touring Fenway Park on a school trip Thursday and was attacked by a resident red-tailed hawk that drew blood from her scalp. Rodriguez wasn't seriously hurt.

A Steinbrenner Joining Red Sox Nation?

Yankees general partner Hank Steinbrenner knows what he'll do with a Red Sox Nation membership card if John Henry sends him one.

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Autistic Man Singing National Anthem Gets Some Help
Source: Godvine.com

 Some uplifting video for your Monday, showing the power of the people. A young man with autism sings the national anthem. As his nerves get a little frazzled he gets some help. Truly inspirational.

Boston Red Sox - Red Sox catcher Martinez handles what he's thrown - The Boston Globe
Source: The Boston Globe

FORT MYERS, Fla. - Victor Martinez was a reluctant catcher when the Cleveland Indians sent him to the Instructional League in the fall of 1998. Signed as a shortstop out of Venezuela two years earlier, he considered quitting when the team told him to get behind the plate.

Jacoby Ellsbury puts pedal to metal against foes
Source: The Boston Herald

ST. LOUIS -- The first time Jacoby Ellsbury [stats] appeared in a big league game, on June 30, 2007, Texas Rangers shortstop Michael Young had no idea who he was.

Boston Red Sox - Tazawa, Hagadone, Kelly thrown into Red Sox discussion - The Boston Globe
Source: The Boston Globe

With the names Clay Buchholz and Michael Bowden bordering on ubiquity among Red Sox fans, like those of Rose and Pavano more than a decade ago, that isn't where the organizational pitching talent ends.

Worth every Penny
Source: The Boston Herald

Brad Penny took a line drive to the chest, right over his heart, last night at Fenway Park [map] that would have sent most pitchers, never mind your average human being, crumpling to the ground in agony - or something worse. Not Penny.

Clock's ticking for Theo Epstein
Source: The Boston Herald

DETROIT - With two months in the books of the Red Sox [team stats]' 2009 season, their plot is beginning to resemble one of those boilerplate thrillers where the leading man spends the first third of the book ducking sniper attacks and dodging poisoned meals.

Junichi Tazawa taking different route to the bigs
Source: The Boston Herald

MANCHESTER, N.H. -- When Daisuke Matsuzaka [stats] arrived in spring training two years ago and threw his first practice pitch as a member of the Red Sox [team stats], he did so under the frantic watch of hundreds of media representatives from both the United States and Japan.

Boston Red Sox - Happy berth day for Red Sox, who wrap up playoff spot - The Boston Globe
Source: The Boston Globe

every morning get down on your knees and thank "your GOD"or godesses for Theo

A-Rod flops as Wakefield pitches Red Sox past Yanks
Source: USA Today

A Rod sucked in crucial spots al night. He grounded into two double plays one with the bases loaded and he wiffed for the final out.

Hank Steinbrenner: Bosox Fan Base Is ESPN-driven Propaganda
Source: New York Post

Hank Steinbrenner says he isn't adding gasoline to the Yankees New York Yankees -Red Sox rivalry by saying the Red Sox take a backseat to his team when it comes to marketing their brand.

The Evil Has Shifted
Source: blog.f-boston.com

For all the negative attention the New York Yankees receive for their free spending on the open market, the Boston Red Sox have quietly established themselves as the highest paid championship team in baseball history for the second time in four years.

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