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May 3, 2011

G29: Red Sox 7, Angels 3

Angels   - 010 000 002 - 3  9  0
Red Sox  - 000 002 14x - 7 12  1
The Boston bats finally got to Haren in the sixth, as Jacoby Ellsbury doubled with one out and Adrian Gonzalez (tied game 1-1), David Ortiz and Jed Lowrie (gave Sox 2-1 lead) all singled.

Carl Crawford singled in the seventh and sprinted around to score on Jarrod Saltalamacchia's double off the Wall in left-center. Gonzalez began the eighth with a home run into the Angels bullpen off Haren, then Ortiz followed with a shot down the right field line on reliever Hisanori Takahashi's second pitch. Marco Scutaro added a two-run dong to left-center later in the inning.

Lester (7-6-1-1-11, 93) fell behind 1-0 on Mark Trumbo's home run in the second, but he outlasted Haren, and struck out 10+ batters for the 15th time in his career. Lester escaped a small jam in the first, when LAA had a man at third with one out. The Angels had runners at first and second with no outs in the fourth, but Erick Aybar lined to Dustin Pedroia, who doubled Vernon Wells off first with a throw to Gonzalez.

Daniel Bard got three grounders to second in the eighth, and after Jonathan Papelbon allowed two singles, a double, and a line drive sac fly in the ninth, he shut the door.

Ellsbury's hitting streak is now at 12 games, and Gonzalez's streak is at 10. Lowrie, Scutaro, and Crawford each had two hits; Crawford also walked and stole a base.Dan Haren / Jon Lester
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AL East: Blue Jays/Rays at 6:30 PM; Yankees/Tigers at 7 PM; Orioles/White SoxRoyals at 8 PM.

80 comments:

  1. Ellsbury, CF
    Pedroia, 2B
    Gonzalez, 1B
    Youkilis, 3B
    Ortiz, DH
    Drew, RF
    Lowrie, SS
    Crawford, LF
    Saltalamacchia, C

    Stuff:
    Red Sox have won 11 of 16

    Ellsbury has hit in 11 straight games (18-for-47, .383)

    Gonzalez has hit in 9 straight games (15-for-38, 395)

    Lowrie is 4 of his last 25 (.160)

    Crawford is 9 of his last 31 (.290) with 5 extra-base hits and 7 RBIs

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  2. NESN: "Youkilis: Out of Lineup (Illness)"

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  3. Ellsbury, CF
    Pedroia, 2B
    Gonzalez, 1B
    Ortiz, DH
    Lowrie, 3B
    Drew, RF
    Scutaro, SS
    Crawford, LF
    Saltalamacchia, C

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  4. No more celebrations tonight?

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  5. I'm sure the US murdered someone in Iraq today, but maybe it was a 5-year-old girl, so that would not inspire such universal yahoo-ism ...

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  6. L looking at NYT website, sees this headline:

    US Corrects Earlier Accounts of Terror Leader's Killing

    White House officials on Tuesday sought to correct the official account of the raid that ended in the killing of Osama bin Laden.

    ***

    That was quick.

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  7. pedroia has been amazing out there the last two nights - nice reach from bert, too

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  8. base knock. two-out rally begins

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  9. i didn't know the ump was gonna redefine paint there

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  10. hit did not look deep enough, worried lbj would be out by 5-10 feet. whew!!!

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  11. Keep it going. I want more RBIs.

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  12. got those 2-out runs an inning late

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  13. I'm in and out. Is that 11 Ks?

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  14. Nice to CC hitting his stride!

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  15. Yanks down 4-1. Could have been worse for CC (Double Cheese).

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  16. brad penny sticking it to the mfy

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  17. bridges the gap between Lester and Pap with an OTT: Bridge It BardOTT

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  18. Yay!

    (Not threading but wanted to share the joy.)

    (Bye now.)

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  19. HOLY SHIT! Are we on fire or what??

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  20. that guy reached out but prob would have landed on top or over

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  21. eck: this is just wasting our time

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  22. i colored in the runs, so they better get it right

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  23. Three dong frame and counting

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  24. 8th inning Texieria HR closes gap to 4-2.

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  25. okay - 2 garbage-time runs - now get outs

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  26. Yanks down 2 going to the 9th. The 3 Js coming up. Jorge, Jones, and Russel Martin (who had J. Martin on his jersey in the WBC). End of game is on MLB Network right now.

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  27. But they're also showing Liriano's no-hitter in the 8th.

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  28. No hitter thru 8! There was a really nice play in the 7th.

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  29. Tigers WIN. We're 4 games out.

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  30. here we go with the no-no bid.

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  31. PBP guy on whatever feed this is on EI is brutal.

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  32. DP = no-hitter. HR = loss.

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  33. this white sox announcer needs a glass of water

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  34. Would be his first CG, too!

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  35. "Hopefully with one bad pitch Adam can make it 2-1"

    Solid color there.

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  36. never had a CG at any pro level

    the non-raspy guy is a total asshole.

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  37. I've got the Twins guys on MLBN

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  38. one more out and he will be dunn

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  39. not looking forward to getting this feed when red plays white.

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  40. there it is. well done, liriano.

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  41. sox annc so very excited ......

    like a 6-2 mid-May game when you are 10 GB

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  42. your partner was sick? sounds like you caught whatever it is your normal colour guy had.

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  43. not looking forward to getting this feed when red plays white.

    that's when we go with the radio and i keep telling myself that it's better that the cws guys.

    where was the hawk?

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  44. where was the hawk?

    shhhhh, if we don't ask maybe we won't have to deal with him any more!

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  45. ...the lead on this post says Orioles/White Sox, lol.

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  46. the lead on this post says Orioles/White Sox, lol.

    shut up.

    (orioles are the visiting team in the game listed below the cws game at bref.)

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  47. interestingly, edwin jackson was the cws starter tonight, who had a similar no-no last year with AZ (at TB) - lot of walks, pitches.

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