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Article: Coors Field Gives Ortiz, Red Sox a New Look
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- October 27, 2007
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As the Boston Red Sox took batting and infield practice Friday
afternoon at Coors Field -- towering fly balls soaring into an
endless sky, and line drives careening into vast expanses of grass
where the Red Sox are accustomed to seeing crooked walls -- a
strange, powerful flash of light, emanating from the area around the
first base bag, pierced the bright sunshine, threatening to blind
all in its path.
It was not a wayward star, or a malfunctioning spotlight. It was
the glint of sunlight reflecting off the massive diamond earrings of
David Ortiz, the Red Sox' burly designated hitter, as he took ground
balls. The pattern of flashes, according to those conversant in
Morse code, appeared ...
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Article: Red Sox rock, need one win; Top of order hits team to 3-0 lead.(Sports)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);
October 28, 2007 ;
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......Associated Press Red Sox 10 Rockies 5 DENVER...stopping the Boston Red Sox. Even when the...Series vanished into Coors Field's thin air. Rookies...Pedroia sparked the Red Sox from the top of...Rockies, or maybe the Red Sox really are a league...pinball ...
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