Okajima Notches 4th Save as Red Sox Win 5th Straight
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Re: Okajima Notches 4th Save as Red Sox Win 5th Straight
[ Author: Guest: JOE KALESNIK | Posted: May 31, 2007 2:43 AM
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He is great! New saying in New England is "There's no bouquets with OK."
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Okajima and his cult-status "oki-dokey" split-change struck out Victor Martinez and Trot Nixon to end the game and save the victory for 8-0 Josh Beckett, who becomes the first Red Sox pitcher to win his first 8 decisions since "El Guapo" Rich Garces in 2000.