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When asked about the differences between being a starter and a reliever, Daniel Bard cited the pre-game routine. Relievers hang out and mess around, while each starter has his own ritual he’ll follow every five days. “Every guy has their own thing. [John] Lackey walks around with no pants on, bounces a baseball, eats peanut butter and jelly. Jon Lester got his headphones in, but he’s still walking around, talking to guys. Curt Schilling was a guy that nobody could talk to ’til the last pitch was thrown. I just try to be me whatever that is.” The latter two...
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![When asked about the differences between being a starter and a reliever, Daniel Bard cited the pre-game routine. Relievers hang out and mess around, while each starter has his own ritual he’ll follow every five days. “Every guy has their own thing. [John] Lackey walks around with no pants on, bounces a baseball, eats peanut butter and jelly. Jon Lester got his headphones in, but he’s still walking around, talking to guys. Curt Schilling was a guy that nobody could talk to ’til the last pitch was thrown. I just try to be me whatever that is.” The latter two...](http://www.bostonsportswoman.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Now I will never get that image out of my head")
