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Aaron Boone to Have Surgery
Former Red Sox killer Aaron Boone is going to have open-heart surgery to replace an aortic valve. This was not an emergency but Boone’s doctors say that the procedure is neccesary. Aaron is currently with the Astros. He is told he’ll be able to play baseball again, but he is not sure if he will. If he doesn’t he’ll always be remembered for that night in October.





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Yankees vs Red Sox: The Rivalry Continues
Okay its just Spring Training, but it is still baseball no matter how painful it is to watch the errors and the 10 run games in the bottom of the 5th. To the game tonight. Yankees play the Red Sox tonight (Game can be seen on MLB Network). This should be an okay game, I mean its not like we’re gonna have a game go down to the wire with the emotions of a late September game. I expect to see some good performances tonight. Brett Gardner in the lead-off spot should give a spark in the top of the order. Wang hopefully will get lots of grounders to get work done early. David Ortiz and Jason Bay are back for the Sox as they had early exits in the World Baseball Classic.


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Watch Joba’s Gem in Fenway
Watch again as young phenom Joba Chamberlain out duels Josh Becket to lead the Yankees to 1-0 shutout win. Watch on MLB.com/live

Baseball Predictions: 2009
AL East Winner: New York Yankees 98-64
AL Central Winner: Minnesota Twins 87-75
AL West Winner: Los Angeles Angels 95-67
AL Wild Card: Boston Red Sox
NL East Winner: New York Mets 91-71
NL Central Winner: Chicago Cubs 96-66
NL West Winner: Arizona Diamondbacks 86-76
NL Wild Card: Philadelphia Phillies 89-73
Playoffs
Angels defeat Red Sox 3-2
Yankees defeat Twins 3-1
Phillies defeat Mets 3-0
Cubs defeat Diamondbacks 3-2
ALCS: Yankees defeat Angels 4-2
NLCS: Cubs defeat Phillies 4-1
World Series: Yankees defeat Cubs 4-3
Henderson and Rice Honored
Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice were inducted in to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York today. Rickey Henderson who is the all-time leader in stolen bases played for the Oakland Atheletics, New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, San Diego Padres, Anaheim Angels, New York Mets, Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox, and Los Angeles Dodgers. He stole 1,406 bases in his 25 seasons. He has the most steals in a postseason series with 8 in the 1989 ALCS. He was a hired as a special instructor for the New York Mets in 2006 and his impact showed as Jose Reyes became a stealing machine. He was quoted saying “I always want to be around the game.”
Jim Rice played his entire career in a Boston Red Sox uniform. He was an 8 time American League All-Star. He won the Silver Slugger Award in 1983 and 1984. He was also named the 1978 AL Most Valuable player. He had 382 career home runs and 1,451 RBI’s.

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