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Lucas was pretty fortunate in the first 2 innings. Story and Devers smoked balls off him that ended up as outs.

lol yeah I was just thinking that Engel catches that standing up.

Where was that?

Lucas is probably done if he doesn't get Cordero.

Great job setting up the tunnel with that 96 MPH dot on the outside corner.

Why does Lucas always look like he just ran a marathon?

Bummer throwing in the pen.

Harrison got robbed there.

Hill might as well be a knuckle baller with how slow he throws these breaking pitches.

Isn't his injury a leg issue? He tweaked something in KC.

Burger!!!

I have no confidence in Jake to hit a curve ball. I honestly would have thought about bunting with him.

You can cancel the postgame show

Lucas starting to look good but already at 80+ pitches.

I thought we were supposed to be good against left handed pitchers?

It's historically bad because of how bad Grandal and McGuire have been. Sheets hasn't been good either, but his OPS is at least over .600.

Either all our pitchers suck or the Red Sox are having one of the best hitting games of all time.

This Red Sox offense is some kind of hot...holy crap.

We might get a position player to pitch this game lol

Every time you think this team is starting to turn the corner, they disappoint you.

If they use them as a tandem, I wouldn't let Velasquez start. If Velasquez bombs in the first few innings, it more or less makes Kopech pitching pointless. Plus, you'd be messing with Kopech's routine as a starter and turning him into a glorified long reliever (which is what he was last year and he wasn't real good at it in the 2nd half). I think an acceptable way of having them work as a tandem is to let Kopech go 4-5 innings, but not go more than 75-80 pitches and let Velasquez pitch the middle 2 innings depending on what part of the order is up. Of course, this would have to be later on in the season as the Sox try to manage Kopech's innings. Once Lynn gets back, I think it's something the team could start to think about.

Remember when the Milwaukee crowd gave him a standing ovation?

He already gave it away when he said "ChiSox".

Keuchel did tell Garfien that Donaldson didn't get along with the Latinos in the Twins' clubhouse. Remember when Donaldson tried to get the Twins fired up last year by trying to shit talk Giolito about sticky stuff and it backfired? Remember when he called a team meeting to try to right the ship? None of that worked. The guy really thought he was part of the solution when he was part of the problem.

There isn't a real comparison because no white baseball player has ever been denied the ability to play baseball based on their skin color.