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John Coyne needed to ramp up his production after the truck arrived at City of Palms Park.
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For this team, it's always moving experience
John Coyne needed to ramp up his production after the truck arrived at City of Palms Park.
(JIM DAVIS/GLOBE STAFF)
On a 53-foot Atlas Van Lines truck packed with 4,200 cubic feet of Red Sox stuff, including Theo Epstein's guitar, a big rig Al Hartz navigated through rain coming down sideways in South Carolina while his radio blared about a tornado watch in towns he had no idea were ahead of him or not, Joe Cochran ... (Full article: 1356 words)
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