Red Sox fall to A’s 7-3 in what hopefully is not a sign of things to come
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Key takeaways: Athletics 4, Red Sox 3 MLB.com · 56d ago
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Miracles Happen: A’s Win 7-3 Athletics Nation · 56d ago
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Red Sox fall to A’s 7-3 in what hopefully is not a sign of things to come Over the Monster · 56d ago broke it first
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