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Copy editor/content writer for Penn Multimedia; print/web journalist/freelancer, formerly for Boston Examiner, EMSI, Demand Studios, Brookline TAB, Suite 101 and Helium.com; co-head sports editor & asst. music editor at Blogcritics Magazine; Media Nation independent newspaper staff writer, printed/published by the Boston Globe at 2004 DNC (Boston, MA). See me on twitter.com/chucko33, myspace.com/charlied, & Facebook.
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The Boston Red Sox are limping into the All-Star break but are still in the thick of two playoff races.
Boston tattooed Colorado's Ubaldo Jimenez but lost the series. In San Francisco, they lost three players to injury but won the series. Go figure.
The current best offensive team in baseball, the BoSox, beat Arizona and Manny’s Dodgers as part of an undefeated week.
Wakefield knocks The Rocket from the record books, while Daniel Nava debuts at Fenway with a historic knock of his own.
The highly regarded dark punksters of Jawbreaker get a worthy and long overdue release of its debut record.
After breaking up in 2003 and then reuniting in 2008, Stone Temple Pilots prove in 2010 they can still rock like old times.
Clay Buchholz and Jon Lester excel again, Daniel Bard continues bullpen dominance, while Youk and Victor Martinez power BoSox through the week.
The BoSox put it all together in sweeping the Rays, but split four games with the lowly Royals.
Fresh blood and a throwback sound make for a satisfactory new release by these 1990s alt-rock survivors.
The two sides of Band of Horses put it all together for its most consistent album yet.
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