Updated at: 07/01 07:43
B.J. Upton was out of Tampa Bay's starting lineup again Wednesday night against the Boston Red Sox, this time because of a sore right quadriceps. Upton didn't want to talk about the injury when he walked to the trainer's room before the game. "Yesterday, in the game, he was a little sore afterwards," Rays manager Joe Maddon said.
B.J. Upton was out of Tampa Bay's starting lineup again Wednesday night against the Boston Red Sox, this time because of a sore right quadriceps.
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