Tonight the Red Sox lost 3-7 to the Rays in a tough game that we never even held a lead in. Tim Wakefield had, frankly, a terrible start, earning the loss through 3 innings, with 6 runs scored. He is now 0-1/7.45/6, as he even allowed 4 home runs tonight. One bright spot was Randy Williams, who threw 2 shutout innings, striking out two and not allowing a hit, as he is now 0-0/2.08/9 this spring. Matt Albers threw a shutout inning and Matt Fox allowed a run through 2 innings. J.D. Drew (right) went 1-2 with an RBI in tonight's game, as he is now .207/1/4 as he's had a tough spring. Carl Crawford went 0-2 with an RBI as well, as he is now .206/0/4. Tomorrow, the Red Sox will send Josh Beckett out to face the Pirates at 1:05. I'm unhappy because the Red Sox lost both of their games today, at least there's always tomorrow! (And it's spring training)
Friday, March 18, 2011
Red Sox Fall On Shaky Wakefield Start (12-11)
Tonight the Red Sox lost 3-7 to the Rays in a tough game that we never even held a lead in. Tim Wakefield had, frankly, a terrible start, earning the loss through 3 innings, with 6 runs scored. He is now 0-1/7.45/6, as he even allowed 4 home runs tonight. One bright spot was Randy Williams, who threw 2 shutout innings, striking out two and not allowing a hit, as he is now 0-0/2.08/9 this spring. Matt Albers threw a shutout inning and Matt Fox allowed a run through 2 innings. J.D. Drew (right) went 1-2 with an RBI in tonight's game, as he is now .207/1/4 as he's had a tough spring. Carl Crawford went 0-2 with an RBI as well, as he is now .206/0/4. Tomorrow, the Red Sox will send Josh Beckett out to face the Pirates at 1:05. I'm unhappy because the Red Sox lost both of their games today, at least there's always tomorrow! (And it's spring training)
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