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Wakefield shines again; Continues starting roll in 4-2 win over Indians.(Sports)
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September 18, 2002|
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Byline: MICHAEL SILVERMAN
Last night's 4-2 victory over the Indians will earn an eternal resting place in the too-little, too-late department of the 2002 season for the Red Sox.
For Tim Wakefield, however, it marked a far more hopeful beginning.
After an eight-inning, one-run effort that lifted his record to 9-3 with a 2.25 ERA as a starter and 11-5, 2.77 overall, Wakefield let it slip that he intends to finish his career with the Red Sox.
For a 36-year-old knuckleballer, that could stretch well into his 40s.
"(Team president and ...
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