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The GM’s Perspective Exclusive

Posted on October 11, 2009 by Devon Teeple

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Athletics Red Sox BaseballTo all of our “Perspective Viewers”, if you witnessed the LA Angles comeback today, you are all stunned by its conclusion.

One of the elite closers in the game Jonathan Papelbon of the Boston Red Sox, came into the ninth with a three-run lead, a lead so huge that almost any pitcher in the game could get through it unscathed.

Unfortunately, Papelbon allowed four runs, thus ending the Red Sox 2009 playoff journey.

Is it a coincidence that he lost that lead or something more?

Stay tuned to find out.

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Devon is the Founder and Executive Director of The GM's Perspective. He is a former professional baseball player with the River City Rascals & Gateway Grizzlies. Currently, Devon is a Manager at a financial institution in Northern Ontario Canada, and can be reached at devon@thegmsperspective.com. You can follow The GM's Perspective on twitter and Facebook. His full bio can be seen here
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