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The Red Sox’ Alex Cora is a backup, er, utility infielder who waits more than he plays. But like so many players who have made the ultimate difference in the playoffs, he must be ready to produce at a moment’s notice.
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The American League Championship Series is about the storied Red Sox trying to subdue the storybook Rays, who took a long time to crawl from their first major league game to Friday night’s opener.
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After finishing last in the American League East in each of the past three seasons, the Tampa Bay Rays’ patience — and league-low $44 million payroll — earned them an appearance in the A.L. Championship Series.
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The Boston Red Sox have made shrewd decisions — developing young players, making trades and keeping proven veterans — that should make them formidable for a while.
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Baseball Playoff Analysis: The Rays Had a Plan, and Stuck to It
After finishing last in the American League East in each of the past three seasons, the Tampa Bay Rays’ patience — and league-low $44 million payroll — earned them an appearance in the A.L. Championship Series.
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Sports of The Times: Best of Five Stirs the Worst of Fears
The Boston Red Sox had gone through a dizzying change of momentum before they wrapped up their dreaded best-of-five series with the Angels.
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Baseball Playoff Analysis: Reunited, on Opposite Sides
The Dodgers’ Manny Ramirez and the Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel — an unlikely pair dating back to their time together with the Cleveland Indians — both know how it feels to be underestimated.
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Red Sox 3, Angels 2: Red Sox are Out of a Squeeze and Into the A.L.C.S.
Jason Bay scored the decisive run on Jed Lowrie’s single in the ninth inning as the Red Sox beat the Angels, and won the American League division series in four games.
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