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Tampa Bay Rays swap starters despite lead on Red Sox
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Boston Red Sox

Tampa Bay Rays swap starters despite lead on Red Sox

By Michael Silverman
Holding a 3-1 lead in the American League Championship Series heading into tonight’s Game 5, the Tampa Bay Rays adopted a new team slogan: “If it ain’t broke, fix it.” The Rays had their way in every way imaginable against...

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N.E. Patriots

QB or not QB? For Cassel, that is a continual question

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Pats quarterbacks Kevin O’Connell (left) and Matt Cassel get loose during practice yesterday in Foxboro.
By Karen Guregian
FOXBORO - Bill Belichick has given Matt Cassel a vote of confidence...
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Boston Bruins

Bruins point to positives

NO ENTRY: Canadiens goalie Carey Price stops a shot by Bruins winger Michael Ryder in the shootout last night in Montreal.
By Stephen Harris
MONTREAL - There is a wonderful saying in sports: The harder you work, the luckier you get. The...
N.E. Patriots

Deltha O’Neal forgets about the past

ON THE SPOT: Embattled cornerback Deltha O’Neal (right) stretches with fellow Pats defensive back Antwain Spann before practice yesterday.
By Karen Guregian  / Patriots Notebook
FOXBORO - Deltha O’Neal admitted yesterday to being “embarrassed” after what transpired...
Boston Celtics

Eddie House on point

By Steve Bulpett
NEW YORK - Eddie House has never been a shrinking violet, but he seems even more confident these days. Maybe it’s the fact he’s...

David Ortiz’s rep takes a hit

CAGE FIGHTER: Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, who picked up his first hit of the ALCS in Game 4, takes batting practice yesterday at Fenway Park.
By Sean McAdam
October had always come easy for David Ortiz. As baseball’s most proficient clutch hitter...
  1. Time for Red Sox to win back respect
  2. Red Sox’ 2008 rally starts with Dice-K
  3. Red Sox’ makeup different from ’04 and ’07 rallies

Dolphins quote the Ravens to get fired up

By Herald Wire Services
Cam Cameron had the Miami Dolphins fired up yesterday, something that rarely happened when he was their coach. Defensive end Vonnie Holliday...
  1. Defense can’t rest: Pass-happy Denver Broncos up next
  2. Police: Ex-Chargers lineman Chris Mims found dead
  3. Eagles watch trade deadline pass, release Tony Hunt

Shawn Thornton, Georges Laraque punch in, get to work

FIGHTING SPIRIT: Shawn Thornton battles the Canadiens’ Georges Laraque during the first period last night in Montreal. The Bruins rallied before losing, 4-3, in a shootout.
By Stephen Harris
MONTREAL - The topic du jour at the Bell Centre yesterday was the Canadiens debut of legendary bad man...
  1. Sharp Sabres stop Rangers
  2. Matt Hunwick answers call from minors
  3. Win in Montreal would suit Michael Ryder

Upsets in Zurich

By Herald Wire Services
Sixth-seeded Patty Schnyder and seventh-seeded Anna Chakvetadze lost in the first round at the Zurich Open in Switzerland. Schnyder was...
  1. Former Wis. governor heads racing safety alliance
  2. Molly Huddle wins Tufts 10K
  3. Women, minorities chase NASCAR dreams

Brian Scalabrine still wants to help C’s

BIG TALKER: Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger heckles Celtics guard Ray Allen during the C’s preseason win over the Cavs last night in Pittsburgh.
By Steve Bulpett
PITTSBURGH - Brian Scalabrine knows how the situation looks, but he’s...
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  1. Rusty Kendrick Perkins happy to be back on court
  2. Sebastian Telfair to sit
  3. Bucks rookie Joe Alexander, fluent in Mandarin, the talk of China

Revolution go forward without Steve Ralston

By Kyle McCarthy
By KYLE McCARTHY Life without Steve Ralston begins tonight. The Revolution captain will miss the next 6-8 weeks with a broken right...
  1. Final-round berth assured, US goes with youth
  2. FC Dallas beats Tigres 3-2
  3. Chris Iwelumo’s miss is repeated again and again

North Quincy scares off Pembroke

By Joe Reardon
Kathleen Lynch had a monster game with 12 blocks and 42 assists in North Quincy’s 3-2 thriller over Pembroke in the Patriot League. ...
  1. Newton North’s Nolan Whitehead resilient
  2. Micaela Butlin’s heroics net key win for Milton
  3. Medfield meets goal

Ben Curtis takes another shot at playing for country

USA’s Ben Curtis watches his shot out of a bunker on the fifth hole during their four-ball match at the Ryder Cup golf tournament at the Valhalla Golf Club, in Louisville, Ky., Friday, Sept. 19, 2008.
By Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE, Florida - Ben Curtis had so much fun playing for the United States that he wants to do...
  1. Padraig Harrington, Jim Furyk lead Grand Slam of Golf
  2. Seve Ballesteros comes through brain surgery
  3. Seve Ballesteros determined to fight brain tumor

Frank Beamer not too ‘Sweet’ on Eagles

By Herald Wire Services
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer has two lingering memories from the last two times his team played Boston College in something...
  1. BC’s defensive plans Taylor-made
  2. Holy Cross suspends player
  3. North Carolina’s best playmaker Brandon Tate out for the season

Rays making fast work of once-mighty Red Sox

Sox starting pitcher Tim Wakefield sts in the dugout after being taken out in the third inning Tuesday.
By John Smallwood
BOSTON — Tim Wakefield wasn’t considered an ace like Josh Beckett or Jon Lester, but his...
  1. Red Sox playing out of sync, out of touch
  2. Rays admit we haven’t clinched anything’
  3. Red Sox Nation should fear these Rays of hope

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Photo by John Wilcox

ALL’S QUIET: Red Sox captain Jason Varitek, who’s 0-for-10 with four strikeouts in the ALCS, walks to the dugout yesterday at Fenway Park.
Red Sox’ makeup different from ’04 and ’07 rallies

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