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April 14, 2007
BOSTON -- With each passing day, Felix Hernandez' handcuffing of the Red Sox Wednesday night gets more and more impressive.
The Sox routed the Angels, 8-0, today, their second straight one-sided win. Curt Schilling led the way with eight shutout innings, allowing just four hits -- the first time he'd shut out a team over eight innings since September 2004 -- and David Ortiz' three-run homer highlighted an eight-hit attack.
The Sox are now 3-1 on the homestand and have outscored the opposition 32-4 in the three victories. That they could have been one-hit by Hernandez in the game they did lose only drives home how dominant the Seattle right-hander was on that night.
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Joe McDonald, Paul Kenyon and Steven Krasner will be back momentarily with postgame reaction.
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