On July 3, 2017, Dustin Pedroia did everything. He went 3-for-5 with four RBIs, made diving stops in extra innings, and came up with one of the most instinctive plays you’ll ever see. In the bottom of the ninth in Arlington, Boston’s bullpen had just blown a 5-2 lead. Mike Napoli tied the game with a homer off Craig Kimbrel, and on the very next pitch, Carlos Gómez hit a swinging bunt that turned into chaos. The throw from third sailed wide and bounced off the wall in right. Gómez rounded first,

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