Red Sox - 000 000 000 - 0 5 0 Mariners - 020 010 02x - 5 8 0
The Red Sox offense is averaging 2.4 runs every 9 innings played in May. Pathetic, horrible, miserable, shit, etc. pic.twitter.com/w7R7AzrE6I— Red Sox Stats (@redsoxstats) May 17, 2015Looking through the play-by-play for the Red Sox's baserunners,
1st: Dustin Pedroia walks with two outs, but Hanley Ramirez grounds to third.Boston went down in order in the eighth and ninth innings.
3rd: Blake Swihart and Shane Victorino both single, but Pedroia strands them on first and third.
5th: Brock Holt singles with one down, but Swihart grounds into a double play.
6th: Victorino walks with one out, and Pedroia and Ramirez come up empty.
7th: With two outs, Xander Bogaerts singles and goes to third on Holt's double. Swihart grounds out to shortstop.
The Red Sox (18-20, 3.5 GB) are off tomorrow before beginning a six-game homestand on Tuesday (three games against both the Rangers and Angels).
Betts, CF
Victorino, RF
Pedroia, 2B
Ramirez, DH
Napoli, 1B
Sandoval, 3B
Bogaerts, SS
Holt, LF
Swihart, C
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Ace of MLB Stats factoid:
"Ty Cobb (11) finished in the league top-10 in home runs more times than Mark McGwire (10) & Ken Griffey Jr. (9)."
Elias:
"Miguel Cabrera blasted career home run #400 as the Tigers outlasted the Cardinals on Saturday. Cabrera's .320 batting average is the eighth-highest at the end of the game in which a player hit his 400th career home run among the 52 players who have reached that plateau, behind Babe Ruth (.349), Ted Williams (.349), Lou Gehrig (.345), Stan Musial (.340), Jimmie Foxx (.334), Albert Pujols (.333) and Vladimir Guerrero (.322)."
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