Red Sox’ Aroldis Chapman makes history — again — with latest save
In the top of the first inning, the Blue Jays loaded the bases with two outs, thanks largely to lefthander Patrick Sandoval throwing 10 consecutive balls.
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But in their first time back on the field after their 15-gamer ended Wednesday, the Red Sox looked much as they did over the prior month, pitching well, scoring enough, and defending adeptly — and maintaining a knack for the dramatic. The Sox’ hot streak has altered the outlook for the AL East. “We needed to play better at home.
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But in their first time back on the field after their 15-gamer ended Wednesday, the Red Sox looked much as they did over the prior month, pitching well, scoring enough, and defending adeptly — and maintaining a knack for the dramatic.
according to The Boston GlobeThe Sox’ hot streak has altered the outlook for the AL East. “We needed to play better at home.
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