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Trot Nixon's solution to baseball brawls
2006-03-28 18:55
In light of Monday's dustup between Julian Tavarez and Joey Gathright of Boston and Tampa Bay respectively, Red Sox outfielder Trot Nixon says he has a solution to diffuse tensions: Go back to a balanced schedule. Nixon thinks the 18-19 intradivision games that teams play are too much and led themselves to bad blood. So we could have peace in our time, but at the same time we will have to watch more games between the Brewers and Marlins. Is that the price of peace?
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the best part of that story was beckett's reference to tavarez as a "gentle soul".
"Gathright said Tavarez stood on his right forearm after the tag. Tavarez agreed but said he wanted to beat Gathright to the punch."
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