Baseball notes: Boston's Wakefield retires
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Baseball notes: Boston's Wakefield retires

Fort Myers : FL : USA | Feb 18, 2012 at 12:08 AM PST
Source: Herald Net
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Tim Wakefield, who pitched in three decades, won 200 games and was part of two World Series titles, announced his retirement Friday after 19 big-league seasons. "Now," an emotional Wakefield said, "I'll have a lot of time to really reflect on all of the accomplishments I have been able to do." FULL ARTICLE AT Herald Net
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Boston Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield went 200-180 with a 4.41 career earned-run average
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