Well that was a dud. Chris Sale was bad, the bullpen was bad, the bats only managed 4 runs in a 12-4 loss. But this isn’t about injury, and it’s not about punching holes in the teams’ talent. This was a wake up call for a team coming off arguably the most historic season in it’s 117 year history.
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The echoes of Lady Gaga’s Poker Face race through the memory banks. These were a fraction of the long odds the Red Sox were looking at resigning Mookie Betts a month ago. Then he signed with the Red Sox $20 Million last week.
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The Boston Celtics are one of the most iconic franchises in sports history, with a rich legacy of dominance in the NBA. From their early years to the present day, the Celtics have won an impressive 17 championships, more than any other franchise except for the Los Angeles Lakers. In this article, we explore the history of the Boston Celtics and discover what makes them one of the greatest teams in sports history. Discover the legendary players and championship-winning moments that have cemented the Celtics' place in NBA history, and learn why sports history is an important indication of a team's success.
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The Red Sox have re-signed Nathan Eovaldi to a 4 year, $67.5 Million deal. The Postseason horse is back in the barn. Because of the lack of home grown talent, and a shallow free agent pool, this was a move the Red Sox needed to make.
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