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May 15, 2007

By Bill Burt , Executive Sports Editor The Eagle Tribune Tue May 15, 2007, 11:55 AM EDT

BOSTON - If this - a complete game, one-run, six-hitter - is the rule rather than the exception, then Daisuke Matsuzaka might be a bargain at $103 million.

That being said, when it was over both the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers clubhouses were careful not to overstate Dice-K's 7-1 win in the middle of May.Read this article in full with a
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After suffering through some tough abandonments by members of his senior class in both football and hoops, Wade has endured through two extremely tough seasons — 1-9 on the gridiron and currently 6-12 on the hardwood.
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