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The Gerbil has run his limit on the exercise wheel of the Boston Red Sox.
At a press conference yesterday afternoon, Sox General Manager Haywood Sullivan announced the firing of Don Zimmer, the team's manager for the past four-and-a-half seasons.
Sullivan cited "economics, fan reaction, public relations and on-the-field-thinking" as reasons for the Sox move. However, the Red Sox players severely criticized the firing.
"I think it's horseshit," said pitcher Bob Stanley.
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