Matsuzaka suffers first MLB loss

Matsuzaka suffers first MLB loss

BOSTON, United States - Seattle Mariners catcher Kenji Jojima (L) and outfielder Ichiro Suzuki celebrate after the team shut out the Boston Red Sox 3-0 at Fenway Park on April 11. Jojima hit two doubles off Boston starter Daisuke Matsuzaka. (MLB)

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