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The Orioles were able to rattle Beckett –who had been dominant in the three starts prior – two outs into the fourth inning. Capitalizing on Jacoby Ellsbury’s miscue in centerfield,Cheap Transformers Hats, which allowed Derrek Lee’s pop-up to drop in for a double,wholesale Jordan Hats, Scott blasted a 1-0 pitch 426 feet into Eutaw Street. Scott,cheap Chicago Cubs Hats, who was the last Orioles to hit a ball that landed over the centerfield wall on Sept. 1,Arizona Diamondbacks Hats sale,Brighton Valencia Soft Tote, 2009,Wholesale Atlanta Braves Hats, flipped his bat and trotted around the basepaths as Beckett glared at him from the hill.
Scott said he wasn’t aware of Beckett staring at him and was only told by teammates when he got to the dugout about how the Red Sox starter had reacted to his slow jog.
“When I got in the dugout the guys said he was yelling or something like that. Staring,DC Hats,” Scott said. “I have all the respect in the world for Josh Beckett. He’s one of the best pitchers in the game. And I respect everyone who takes the mound against me. He’s a tremendous competitor and emotions,cheap Boston Red Sox Hats, you know I’m an emotional person as well. So I can understand people getting emotional,Detroit Tigers Hats, getting fired up before a game.”
“That’s not my deal.” Beckett said when asked about Scott’s bat flip. “Those things have a way of working themselves out.”
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Boston Red Sox starter Josh Beckett didn’t want to discuss Luke Scott’s two-run homer or the staredown he gave the O’s outfielder afterward.
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