'Wayback' Clement Puts Sox Too Far Behind

"You had a bad day
The camera don't lie
You're coming back down and you really don't mind
You had a bad day
You had a bad day..." -- Bad Day, Daniel Powter

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Can't Find a Better Matt

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Waitin', watchin' the clock
It's Renteria again
It's got to stop
Tell him, pitch no more
He practices his speech
Then he opens the door, MC rolls over
Pretends to watch as Tito hooks him, it’s over

He lies “his stuff’s good enough to win”
Can't find a better Matt
He dreams of Clemens wearing the red
Can't find a better Matt
Can't find a better Matt
Can't find a better Matt

Ohh no
Talkin' to himself
Everyone else already seems to know
He tells himself, oh

Memories back when he was bold and strong
And waiting for Boston to come along
Swears he knew him, now he swears he's gone

He lies “his stuff’s good enough to win”
Can't find a better Matt
He dreams of Clemens wearing the red
Can't find a better Matt
He lies “his stuff’s good enough to win”
Can't find a better Matt
He dreams of Clemens wearing the red
Can't find a better Matt
Can't find a better Matt
Can't find a better Matt

Yeah
Theo loved him
He don't want him to leave this way
He needs him, yeah
That's why he'll be back again
Can't find a better Matt
Can't find a better Matt
Can't find a better Matt
Can't find a better Matt

714*

*It's the Real Deal

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``I just feel like I'm hitting the ball consistently hard and the majority of the balls are falling in this month. I stick to the process and try to take as much emotion as I can out of it." -- 5.28.06, Mark Loretta, hitting .410 in May

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"Just walking on that field after the game is an experience I'll never forget. Those are the things that, when you're done playing, they last forever, the memories the fans can create for you." -- 5.27.06, Curt Schilling on His Curtain Call

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