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October 28, 2007
On the contributions of rookie Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury
''It doesn't matter is they're rookies, you've got to perform. They know they belong here and they're playing well.''
On batting .444 in the World Series to this point, putting in his past the 0-for-33 slump during the regular season that cost him his leadoff job and dropped him to ninth in the order.
''I don't remember the frustration now. We're one game away from (winning the) World Series. This is why I chose to come here (as a free agent last winter) I wanted to go to a place where there was a chance to win. I knew this was a team that could do it. We're one win away from a ring.''
On being so close to winning the World Series
''We feel there's going to be a party tomorrow, but we've got to finish it off.''
-- STEVEN KRASNER
Posted by Steven Krasner 
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Dick | October 28, 2007 5:33 AM link
Isn't nice that the Sox have others that can hit in addition to Papi and Manny.
May today's game render many hits that disappear into thin air over the center field fence.
As for the Red Sox Bullpen, tell them it's sometimes nice to have a "lot of Bull."