Today, the Red Sox had another crushing loss, this time 3-4 to the Orioles in a game where they led 3-1 up until the 8th inning. No Red Sox pitcher was the clear starter in this game, but Brandon Duckworth threw two scoreless innings to begin the ballgame. The loss went to Santo Luis, who allowed 3 runs without getting an out in the 8th inning, as that was around the time I got depressed. J.D. Drew (right) went 1-3, and provided just about the only offense the Red Sox had with a 2-run homer, making him now .268/2/6, so typical J.D. Drew numbers so far. The other RBI came on an RBI triple by Drew Sutton, who went 1-4, and is now .339/2/9 as he's been great this spring. Tomorrow, the Red Sox will head out to face the Blue Jays at 1:05. This game was especially depressing for me since I actually was able to watch it on MASN.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
What Happened This Time? (12-19)
Today, the Red Sox had another crushing loss, this time 3-4 to the Orioles in a game where they led 3-1 up until the 8th inning. No Red Sox pitcher was the clear starter in this game, but Brandon Duckworth threw two scoreless innings to begin the ballgame. The loss went to Santo Luis, who allowed 3 runs without getting an out in the 8th inning, as that was around the time I got depressed. J.D. Drew (right) went 1-3, and provided just about the only offense the Red Sox had with a 2-run homer, making him now .268/2/6, so typical J.D. Drew numbers so far. The other RBI came on an RBI triple by Drew Sutton, who went 1-4, and is now .339/2/9 as he's been great this spring. Tomorrow, the Red Sox will head out to face the Blue Jays at 1:05. This game was especially depressing for me since I actually was able to watch it on MASN.
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