Red Sox reviewing Toradol policy, but MLB has bigger drug problemDavid Brown, yahoo.com Some drugs are OK to use in Major League Baseball and some aren't - even if they aren't OK for you. And the hypocrisy is starting to catch up with the sport. The Boston Red Sox announced Monday they're reviewing their policy on Toradol, a legal anti-inf |
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There is a new manager, there are several new players on the roster, and there is a very bad taste left from 2011 and 2012. The Sox are out to win back the fans and, most important, get out of fifth place. |
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Barry M. Bloom, MLB.com Formerly archrivals as members of the Yankees and Red Sox, respectively, Nick Swisher and Terry Francona represent just two prongs of a serious Tribe makeover that includes former Orioles first baseman Mark Reynolds and will place free-agent signing Mic… |
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Ian Browne, MLB.com Moments after sitting down for his annual Spring Training State of Papi address on Tuesday, David Ortiz reported what Red Sox fans were hoping to hear. |
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The DH arrived in spring training and had some unflattering reviews about how Bobby Valentine ran the team last year. |
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About 10 minutes into the first pitchers' fielding practice on Tuesday, Red Sox right-hander Clay Buchholz limped into the training room. |
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The Red Sox starter left the first workout of spring training, but said the hamstring pull was as “mild as mild can be.” |
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Former Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine is writing a book that is scheduled to be released in 2014. |
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