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Despite loss, Farrell getting the last laugh

By Nick Cafardo / Globe Staff /  April 30, 2013
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TORONTO — Tuesday night was really a desperate night for the Blue Jays. They needed to win against the Red Sox.

Team morale was low. The Jays, the team the majority of prognosticators chose to win the American League East, the pennant, and the World Series, had gotten off to a nightmare start. The words “bust” and “pathetic” had started to make their way into the vocabularies of those pointing fingers.

One Jays player said before the game, “We have to start winning right now. Against this team, against this pitcher [Jon Lester].”

And sure enough, despite the many missions the Blue Jays attempted and failed in April, this one succeeded in a 9-7 win over the Sox. Full story for BostonGlobe.com subscribers.

Nick Cafardo can be reached at cafardo@globe.com. end of story marker

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