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Shifty Ortiz was able to pick his spots

David Ortiz was in fine form after hitting a two-run homer off the Yankees’ Mike Mussina in the first inning en route to a 4 for 4 evening at the plate.
David Ortiz was in fine form after hitting a two-run homer off the Yankees’ Mike Mussina in the first inning en route to a 4 for 4 evening at the plate. (AP Photo) AP Photo
By Fluto Shinzawa
Globe Staff / May 11, 2006

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NEW YORK -- In the first inning last night, when eight pitches darted out of the right hand of Mike Mussina toward David Ortiz, the Red Sox slugger saw just about everything. Fastball. Changeup. Curveball. (Full article: 743 words)

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