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    Justin Turner 'extremely happy' with Red Sox, but has 'no idea' why he's not a Dodger

    BOSTON — Justin Turner has a dentist appointment Tuesday morning in Los Angeles. He scheduled it once he saw that the Boston Red Sox were going to be in Anaheim to play the Angels. Initially, he was going to drive up from the team hotel. Then he realized the drive would probably take 90 minutes. Too long. So on Monday night he plans to sleep at his house in Los Angeles — the one he and his ...
    by Jorge Castillo, Los Angeles Times May 19, 2023 5 minutes
    Justin Turner of the Boston Red Sox celebrates his home run as he holds inflatable weights in the dugout during the first inning of Boston's 9-4 victory over the Seattle Mariners at Fenway Park.

    BOSTON — Justin Turner has a dentist appointment Tuesday morning in Los Angeles.

    He scheduled it once he saw that the Boston Red Sox were going to be in Anaheim to play the Angels. Initially, he was going to drive up from the team hotel. Then he realized the drive would probably take 90 minutes. Too long. So on Monday night he plans to sleep at his house in Los Angeles — the one he and his wife, Kourtney, kept even after his time with the Dodgers ended because Los Angeles is home.

    For nine years, figuring out a good day for the dentist during the baseball season was easy. Everything was easier playing for his hometown team. He and Kourtney also have a home in Arizona so spring training was a breeze. Turner would just throw his baseball bag in his car and make the drive from

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