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Red Sox coverage in today's Globe

Posted by Peter Abraham, Globe Staff  September 30, 2012 09:37 AM
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The 2012 Red Sox were done in by poor starting pitching and injuries. It was a season that never got started.

This graphic has a timeline of what went wrong, complete with all the controversies.

Nick Cafardo writes that there are no game-changing managers out there to hire.

The notebook has Mark Melancon closing strong after a difficult season.

Felix Doubront pitched well, but the Orioles beat the Red Sox, 4-3.

In the Sunday Baseball Notes, Nick looks at the good work Dan Duquette and Billy Beane did this season to build winning teams.

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