Another set of bean balls from Pedro, excerpted in Sports Illustrated.
Traitor Tracker: .248
Last year, this date: .309
Friday, May 1, 2015
"Respect was the word my parents and their generation preached most often. Respect for your elders. I only wish I had recalled their voices on Oct. 11, 2003. When 72-year-old Don Zimmer came barreling toward me, I wish I had not grabbed his head and pushed him to the Fenway grass as he stumbled and fell forward. Some days I feel more people remember me as the angry young man who pushed down a defenseless old man than as the pitcher who won three Cy Young Awards and a world title and wound up in the Hall of Fame. In my entire baseball career, my reaction to Zimmer’s charge is my only regret."
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Better legacy than Ketchup Boy, who will be remembered as a failed video game mogul.
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