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09-02-2003, 07:51 PM
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OT: $160m bat, 10-cent brain
Posted By: Adam J. Baxter
Personally, I think that Ramirez left whatever passion he had for the game back in Cleveland. Ramirez'lax attitude towards the game and the fans becomes starkly apparent alongside real gentleman players like Nomar Garciaparra, who give 100% on the field and know how to compose themselves in front of the public eye. Ramierez has talent, but frankly, he acts like a child. Not to say that he hasn't helped Boston to win, but I have always felt that the hype surrounding Ramirez and his talent has always been bigger then his actual contributions to Boston. I just don't think Manny's heart has been in the game since he left Cleveland. Just my opinion. 
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