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Red Sox manager Terry Francona said he held off on making the announcement in case he needed to use Clay Buchholz out of the bullpen during last night's 6-1 loss to the Blue Jays, but after the game he announced that the 23-year-old rookie righthander will start against the Blue Jays tomorrow night.
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BOSTON - Boston ace Curt Schilling will not start Game 5 of the AL championship series Sunday because of an injured right ankle. Derek Lowe will start in his place, Red Sox manager Terry Francona said Thursday...
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Yankees LHP Randy Johnson will throw a bullpen session today to prepare his balky back for the playoffs.
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David Ortiz will play first base for Boston when the World Series resumes Saturday night, and Kevin Youkilis will be benched as the Red Sox adjust to life without a designated hitter.
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KIRKLAND -- Matt Hasselbeck did not throw in practice yesterday, but the Seahawks&#39; tender-armed quarterback is expected to start tomorrow against the Arizona Cardinals at Qwest Field.
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The playoff-bound Red Sox are home tonight to start the final six games of the regular season, and manager Terry Francona continues to straddle the line between playing for the division title (and the best record in the league) and getting his team ready for the postseason.
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As you might imagine, a leading topic of conversation in the Red Sox bullpen these days is Mike Timlin's imminent return. A roster spot will have to be created after Timlin completes his rehab assignment in Pawtucket and rejoins the ball club this weekend, which is what the Sox are planning at the moment. Another reliever will ...
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The Yankees didn&#39;t officially announce their Game 4 starter on Thursday, but it looks like Javier Vazquez is the leading candidate to get the ball on Saturday afternoon at the Metrodome.
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Chicago Cubs shortstop Nomar Garciaparra expects to return to the lineup tonight after being out since Sept. 11 with a strained groin. Manager Dusty Baker said the plan is to play Garciaparra tonight, rest him for tomorrow's afternoon game, and then start him again Friday in New York. &quot;Hopefully, knock on wood, he can play every game after that,&quot; Baker ...
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This was the way Curt Schilling imagined it when he arrived in Boston via trade last year. Clearing the way for his first appearance at Yankee Stadium in a Red Sox uniform, the club last night announced Schilling will start Game 1 of the American League Championship Series tomorrow night. He will be followed in the four-man rotation by Pedro ...
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With the Red Sox able to expand their roster with minor league call-ups starting Saturday, manager Terry Francona said it was unlikely the team would make a roster move for this afternoon's game against the Yankees to make up for the absence of left fielder Manny Ram&#xED;rez , who did not play last night and is expected ...
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Don't use a pen. For now, a pencil must suffice. But if you don't want to miss Curt Schilling's return to the Red Sox, circle the dates of July 31-Aug. 2 on the schedule. The Baltimore Orioles will be in town, and there's a pretty fair chance Schilling will be back in the home whites.
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The Cardinals finally have their pitching rotation figured out -- more or less. Jeff Suppan , former Fens denizen, will start Game 3 tomorrow at St. Louis with occasional pinch runner Jason Marquis going in Game 4.
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The question seems academic: When does Clay Buchholz , author of the first no-hitter ever by a Red Sox rookie, make his next start?
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Boston Manager Terry Francona announced Thursday that knuckleballer Tim Wakefield would start for the Red Sox in Game 1 of the World Series.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Mark Buehrle trotted out to the mound in the ninth inning, eager to wrap up his fourth complete game -- a fitting last start of the season for Chicago&#39;s most consistent pitcher.
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Tim Wakefield Will Start Game 1 of World Series for Boston Against St. Louis on Saturday Night. Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona faces reporters during a news conference at Fenway Park, in Boston, Thursday, Oct. 21, 2004.