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J.D. Drew’s strained left groin had improved just enough for the right fielder to return to the lineup on Sunday after missing the first two games of this three-game series.

But Drew, though he made a big impact in his one at-bat, didn’t last long. The left-handed hitter smashed a three-run double to the gap in right-center and did not look well running the bases. He then had to score from second on a single by Mike Lowell and was hobbling even worse. When the Red Sox took the field in the bottom of the first, Rocco Baldelli replaced Drew in right field.

Click here to read the full article – By Ian Browne of MLB.com

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Mark Kotsay, lounging on a couch in the Oriole Park visiting clubhouse last night after the Red Sox 4-0 shutout of Baltimore, couldn’t resist the chance to tweak Terry Francona.

Indeed, last night the Red Sox made the job look easy. After Francona reshuffled the top of the lineup – installing J.D. Drew in the leadoff spot and dropping Dustin Pedroia back down to his customary No. 2 spot – the offense responded quickly. Drew tripled to lead off the game and scored on Pedroia’s RBI single to center for the first run of the night. Three innings later, Drew blasted a two-run homer en route to a three-hit night while Pedroia reached base three times.

Click here to read the full article – By Sean McAdam of BostonHerald.com

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