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Jacoby Ellsbury Trades Fenway For The Bronx

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Center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury continues to give Red Sox fans hope. (AP)
Center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury is moving to the Yankees. (AP)

It's a list that begins with Babe Ruth and includes Wade Boggs, Roger Clemons, Johnny Damon and now, Jacoby Ellsbury. And you know what we're talking about. The former fleet-footed Red Sox center-fielder is now a Yankee.

Just a couple of months ago he was in duck boat celebrating a World Series victory in Boston, but now he's heading to New York. And who can blame him? The Yankees offered the talented outfielder $153 million dollars over seven years.

Guests

Bill Littlefield, host of NPR's "Only A Game".

Glenn Stout, baseball expert and author of the book, "Fenway 1912: The Birth of a Ballpark, a Championship Season and Fenway's Remarkable First Year."

This segment aired on December 4, 2013.

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