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Sox lose sixth straight

Posted by Dan Shaughnessy, Globe Staff March 9, 2008 04:20 PM

VERO BEACH, Fla. -- It's just after 4 p.m. and the Sox lost again (4-0 this time), and there are still people hanging around the Holman Stadium stands, waiting for traffic to clear. "Sweet Caroline" is playing over the PA -- everybody wants to get into the act.

The Sox have lost six in a row and have scored only six runs in their last four games. Daisuke Matsuzaka threw 72 pitches in three-plus innings and picked up the loss. He said he had a good curveball and did not mind working with Doug Mirabelli. Terry Francona was not too happy seeing Dice-K throw so many pitches in so few innings, a pattern that was problematic last year.

Bill Mueller, now a special assistant with theDodgers, visited with some of his old teammates in the visitor's clubhouse after the game.

That's a wrap from Vero.

1 comments so far...
  1. Why not report who got work in? Losing exhibition games means squat.

    Posted by Harv March 9, 08 04:57 PM
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