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All of a sudden, we finally understand the meaning of 'sellout' in the much touted 'sellout streak' at Fenway. Boston limped home on a wing and a prayer from their nine-game West Coast swing with a 1-8 record after
losing 2-1 in Seattle on Wednesday. Aaron Cook pitched more than well enough to win, but the offense was stymied by the immortal former PawSox hurler Kevin Millwood. Cody Ross was almost the entire offense again, getting three hits and the lone RBI. Can't wait to see those crowded seats at Fenway on Friday night against their cellar-dwelling rivals—John Farrell's Toronto Blue Jays. Yes, indeed, 'sellout'.