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May 20, 2008

No-no fever hits Boston again

Want to see all 27 outs of Jon Lester's no-hitter? MLB.com has them for you with this five-minute video. Cool.

As usual, the Boston Globe has some terrific coverage with Gordon Edes' report on the game and a column by Dan Shaughnessy that puts the no-no in context with all the other big things happening in New England sports in recent years with the Sox, Patriots and, now, the Celtics.

Pretty easy to see why the Sox weren't all that interested in parting with Lester or Clay Buchholz over the winter when the Twins were dangling Johan Santana.

---Mike Harrington

Posted at 04:08 PM in Red Sox |

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Go Sox!

Posted by: Happy Person | May 21, 2008 at 11:56 AM

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