Pedro Cerrano prayed to a voodoo doll named Jobu in “Major League” because he was convinced his bats were afraid of curveballs. In real life, the Red Sox did not sacrifice any poultry or set ...

That's when Jobu made his appearance in the locker room. The little Voodoo doll, a reference to the 1989 movie Major League, has an official locker between players Zachary Bolduc and Dalibor ...

Ask anyone, any role, any position, and the answer will be uniform. Where did Jobu come from? “He just showed up,” the standard reply goes. At home, that means occupying a stall in the center ...

He doesn’t lace up skates or wrap his stick, but Jobu, the doll from the 1989 movie “Major League,” has proved to be a welcome addition in the Blues locker room, sitting between rookies Zach ...