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Article: Talk Is Cheap for O's Bedard, Pitching Isn't
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- April 2, 2007
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One day last month, as Erik Bedard leaned on a chain link fence
in the corridor that leads to the Fort Lauderdale Stadium clubhouse,
watching his Baltimore Orioles play a spring training game, he was
approached by a friend of his father's. The man was in Florida on
vacation and asked about Bedard's father, who was scheduled to
arrive there a day later.
Bedard spoke politely with the man, then after the conversation
ended, Bedard began to chat with several reporters standing nearby.
The normally reticent pitcher -- who opens the season Monday here
against the Minnesota Twins -- talked openly, revealing personal
tidbits such as his favorite road stadium in which to pitch: Fenway
Park.
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