In Which the Red Sox Beat the Astros

strek1

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9 walks and 10 hits but only 5 runs scored. Not that were going to match 13 but that's pretty awful hitting with RISP. 3 for 12.
 

scottyno

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yes, but the ballpark has become a visitors home game, the team can't pitch, hit sporadically, and just cannot field. I want to be optimistic but they give me very little reason.
Can't pitch yet have above average pitching for the year
 

Shaky Walton

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I've been told that the Red Sox are on the upswing.

Well, well, well.

I would hate to see what the downswing looks like!
 

DeadlySplitter

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Cora refusing to answer and even giving the canned spiel Bear Claw was doing fine at AAA. This isn't going to fly.
 

Harry Hooper

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Cora first said he just had Martin and Jansen left in the pen, but when asked about Wink's availability he kind of hedged about who was available.
 

scottyno

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Huh??? They’ve given up 638 runs- about even with the Tigers.

The only AL teams to give up more are the Angels, White Sox, Royals, and A’s.
Because they pitch in a massive hitters park and have terrible fielding, neither of those has anything to do with the pitching. They had a 105 era+ before today, by definition that's above average pitching.