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Long at-bats wear out pitchers

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  • Koji Uehara threw some long toss in the outfield.
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    Koji Uehara threw some long toss in the outfield.
  • David Ortiz and his teammates will be back in the World Series spotlight once again.
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    David Ortiz and his teammates will be back in the World Series spotlight once again.
  • Ryan Dempster looked at messages written on the "Pesky Pole.”
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    Ryan Dempster looked at messages written on the "Pesky Pole."
  • Xander Bogaerts and Brandon Workman chatted in the outfield, while Ryan Dempster took ground balls.
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    Xander Bogaerts and Brandon Workman chatted in the outfield, while Ryan Dempster took ground balls.
  • John Farrell led his team as they went from worst to first this season.
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    John Farrell led his team as they went from worst to first this season.
  • A section of seats in the right field grandstand are being coverted to an auxiliary press area.
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    A section of seats in the right field grandstand are being coverted to an auxiliary press area.
  • Jon Lester was named the Game One starter.
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    Jon Lester was named the Game One starter.
  • Jonny Gomes waited for his turn in the batting cage.
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    Jonny Gomes waited for his turn in the batting cage.
  • Stephen Drew took extra batting practice, along with Will Middlebrooks.
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    Stephen Drew took extra batting practice, along with Will Middlebrooks.
  • Hank Drew, Stephen Drew’s son, chased down a baseball that rolled into the 2013 Postseason logo area behind home plate.
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    Hank Drew, Stephen Drew’s son, chased down a baseball that rolled into the 2013 Postseason logo area behind home plate.
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