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"FacebookPinterestfenway.png\n\nBoston still racist: In the bottom of the third, Boston's newly acquired centerfielder Mike Cameron was doubled off first base after an infield lineout. It was a bang-bang play, though he looked safe to the naked eye, which replays confirmed. I know, I know: Boston fans were rooting for Cameron. But it's as though the city\u2014and its visiting umps\u2014can't help themselves. A black man just can't get ahead in the Hub, it seems, no matter his Ulitmate Zone Rating. Oh, Boston.\n\n Age be damned, Jorge can play (sorta): At the tender age of 38, Fievel look-alike Jorge Posada proved he has enough life in those old bones to muscle a ball 302 feet down the line for a foul pole-scraping dinger\u2014but not enough to save his team from the wildly inaccurate Damaso Marte.\n\n Jeter gets buzzed\u2014finally: As far as we could tell (and at this point we were three Guinnesses deep), it appeared that the Yankee captain has ditched his signature Q-Tip fade hair-do in favor of a smarter, more closely-cropped buzz cut. Did he realize it's not 1993? Did the team hold an emergency fashion intervention? Some mysteries aren't meant to be solved.\n\n Good hitting beats good pitching: That's how the old saying goes, right? Yeah, we're pretty sure. Well, in the AL East, at least, as staff aces Josh Beckett and CC Sabathia were touched up in less-than-dominant outings. Maybe we need to rethink that saying. Or at least redefine what constitutes good pitching.\n\nYoukilis for MVP: With two doubles and a triple last night, the man now leads the league in OPS, batting average, runs scored, hits, and gnarly goatees. (He's the Jew who stole Easter.) Can we all just agree to give him the MVP trophy if he promises to shave?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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