By Ian Browne and Jason Mastrodonato Red Sox right-hander John Lackey hopes the latest comeback is for keeps.
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Lackey placed on DL, Aceves to start Thursday
By Ian Browne After a couple of days of deliberation, the Red Sox decided that the best course of action was to place righty John Lackey on the disabled list, retroactive to Sunday.
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Red Sox's Lackey to DL; Aceves gets spot
By ESPNBoston.com The Red Sox on Wednesday placed pitcher John Lackey on the disabled list with a right biceps strain and, as expected, activated shortstop Stephen Drew, optioning 23-year-old Jose Iglesias to Triple-A Pawtucket to clear a spot.
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Lackey might avoid trip to disabled list
By Ian Browne and Jason Mastrodonato The Red Sox don’t have a recovery schedule lined up for John Lackey just yet, but manager John Farrell indicated there’s at least a chance the righty can avoid going on the disabled list. …read more
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Lackey exits with right biceps strain
By Ian Browne What started as a feel-good day for John Lackey suddenly took a dark turn when the veteran starter suffered a right biceps arm strain in the midst of his first regular-season start since undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2011. …read more
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Ross' three-run shot paces Red Sox
By Bill Chastain David Ross broke into the hit column this spring in a big way on Sunday, belting a three-run homer in the fourth. John Lackey allowed two runs in 3 2/3 frames as the Red Sox defeated the Rays, 6-2. …read more
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Stars injured in 2012 ready to hit comeback trail
By Paul Casella There are plenty key players who missed most, if not all, of last season, who might be worth keeping an eye on in 2013. Victor Martinez, John Lackey, Logan Morrison, Scott Sizemore and Wilson Ramos were among the notable players mostly absent from play last summer, along with a string of closers including Mariano Rivera, Ryan Madson, Joakim Soria, Sergio Santos and Brian Wilson.
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