Boston limits walks and hard contact, with only 25% of pitches thrown behind in the count, third-best in MLB
Red Sox pitching fuels 11-game win streak entering Rays matchup
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Red Sox pitching has been a pillar in their dominant 11-0 win streak. The Red Sox’ run of 11 consecutive victories entering Saturday’s game against the Rays is not one of them. But the team is not merely limiting free passes, but also managing counts (the team has thrown just 25 percent of its pitches with batters ahead in the count, the third-lowest rate in MLB) and then working to spots with pitch shapes that have minimized hard contact.
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Red Sox pitching has been a pillar in their dominant 11-0 win streak.
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The Red Sox’ run of 11 consecutive victories entering Saturday’s game against the Rays is not one of them.
according to The Boston GlobeBut the team is not merely limiting free passes, but also managing counts (the team has thrown just 25 percent of its pitches with batters ahead in the count, the third-lowest rate in MLB) and then working to spots with pitch shapes that have minimized hard contact.
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