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Article: It's raining runs at Fenway bash Bats full of thunder as Red Sox roar back
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- September 12, 2007
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Red Sox 16
Devil Rays 10
It all started with a round of boos. With Mike Lowell on first
base and David Ortiz on second, J.D. Drew stood at the plate looking
at a third strike to end the first inning. The late-arriving crowd,
which would eventually swell to 36,640, didn't much like it.
Later on? Much better. Much more to their liking. Even Drew, the
easy-to-bash right fielder, got cheers eventually.
Because tucked within a game in which every member of the Red Sox
starting lineup recorded multiple hits (save Kevin Cash, who had
three RBIs) were three for Drew, who scored four runs and performed a
feat almost as rare as a comeback from a seven-run deficit: He hit a
Fenway home run. It was his ...