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Tazawa's arm, Youk's bat keys to victory The day after a historically bad pitching performance overwhelmed a more-than-adequate offense, the Red Sox pitching and hitting came together for a rout of their own as they dominated the Yankees, 14-1, in an important win for the team.

Tom Brady's birthday is today and he is now 32, which means Bill Belichick is now scouting high school quarterbacks everywhere for the second coming. Brady reportedly "celebrated" by being punished for a fumble and received some age-based barbs from Matt Light. Happy B-Day #12. Wonder what Gisele got him?

Has everyone recovered from either or both of the humbling playoff losses inflicted upon us by the Bruins and Celtics? Well, if you have, or haven't, it's time to prepare for Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots.

Here comes red meat for the Weekly Dig's Media Farm: Yesterday the Globe decided to share the holiday cards it received with the public and show just how uncool the great unwashed really are.

Even though the Devern Hansack experiment went horribly wrong Saturday night, the Sox had no choice but to go to the Pawtucket well again Sunday. So they brought up lefty Kason Gabbard to start Sunday's rain-delayed tilt with the Braves. And it went as well as we possibly could have hoped. Gabbard cooled off the Atlanta bats, which were still steaming from Saturday's 14-run nightcap, to the tune of five innings pitched, six hits, two...

In a single night the Patriots worked with more ice than the Bruins could in an entire season. Last night the team showed up at Bob Kraft's home in Brookline to collect this past season's Superbowl Champion jewelry. A majority of the team showed up in style to collect the rings, even minicamp holdout Richard Seymour, Tom Brady (with another nice little gem by his side), and the heart and soul of the Pats, team leader Tedi Bruschi. Seymour briefly spoke to the media about this current situation and mentioned that many things that have been said, unless it comes from him, is pure conjecture - "I'm speaking from the horse's mouth. So reports -- I've heard a lot of reports about I've said this, that, and the other -- but you're hearing it live here, right now: I've never said anything about anything, and that's the way I remain." It's all about the Benjamins at this point - Seymour has 2 years remaining on a 6-year contract that he signed before his rookie year. Currently he's making much less than other superstar defensive ends across the league. Bruschi didn't give any indication that he would be back for next season, citing that he and his family are more concerned with making sure his health is ok and that the Patriots have asked for no time-table with regards to when, if, he comes back.