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Jacoby Ellsbury's Mediocre Year 
Over the Monster | by 0157H7 | Thu, Sep 18
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In the offeseason, there was tremendous hype surrounding Ells. Reports of the Johan Santana negotiations had the Twins asking for Ellsbury, and the Sox front office rebuffing them. It appeared the Sox were more willing to part with Jon Lester, a potential left-handed ace, than their youn...
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