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Article: Ellsbury's day didn't come to crashing halt
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- August 25, 2008
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RED SOX NOTEBOOK
TORONTO - As Jacoby Ellsbury lay on the turf in right field at
Rogers Centre, down just in front of the chain link opening to the
bullpen, the crowd began to boo. He had been out there for too long,
in their estimation, as trainers and teammates attended to the
injured outfielder. But after eight minutes of care, Ellsbury got
up. The trainers left the field, but he did not.
"The fact that he stayed in and played that game is - and it
might be a little overdramatic - but I thought he grew up a little
bit today," manager Terry Francona said. "I don't mean like he had
to, but he understood where we were physically with the rest of our
team and what he can do by staying in the ...
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