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Daily Jolt: 50 More Years at Fenway?

The Daily Jolt is a dose of baseball reality every weekday morning.What would a new baseball season be without more renovations at Fenway Park. The ownership group of John Henry, Tom Werner and Larry Lucchino has been committed to overhauling Major League Baseball's oldest and most revered ballpark since it took over in...

Wally the Green Monster Crosses the Line

Mascots can get away with a lot of things, whether it's spraying opposing fans with silly string, bowling over fans to get to a hot dog or antagonizing $100 million starting pitchers. But there's still a line that can be crossed, which makes the practical joke Red Sox owner John Henry and chairman Tom Werner played on team...

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Swansea City Manager Brendan Rodgers Rejects Chance To Speak To Liverpool

Swansea City manager Brendan Rodgers has reportedly rejected the opportunity to discuss the vacant Liverpool managerial role.

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06/01/12 Liverpool: Werner: Rodgers right for Reds Source: EatSleepSport.com Liverpool chairman Tom Werner says Brendan Rodgers represents a new generation of managers and he can build a dynasty at Anfield.
06/01/12 Dalglish leaves Liverpool post Source: UEFA UK Kenny Dalglish has been removed from his role as Liverpool FC manager, the Anfield club have announced.
05/18/12 Swansea City Manager Brendan Rodgers Rejects Chance To... Source: The Huffington Post Swansea City manager Brendan Rodgers has reportedly rejected the opportunity to discuss the vacant Liverpool managerial role.
05/16/12 Liverpool sack Dalglish and approach Villas-Boas Source: The Independent - London - UK The Independent understands that Villas-Boas is interested and considers Liverpool to be the kind of high-profile, marquee job which would be the appropriate next step for him, following his unhappy nine months at Chelsea, where he was dismissed in March.
05/16/12 No front-runners for Reds hotseat Source: BBC Sport Liverpool's owners are keen for the club's new manager to be in place for at least four to five years, but there is no front-runner at this stage.