That was a nice swing by Albers.

Awesome. Love winning a game we probably shouldn't have won, in all honesty.

I think you mean Texas over the Indians, again.

 

Balt is playing BOS. Tigers in Anaheim.

 

I meant Baltimore because they are a game up on the Sox for the 2nd wild card.

I meant Baltimore because they are a game up on the Sox for the 2nd wild card.

 

Let's go into DET now with are top three pitchers and start a nice winning streak.

 

Also, it's June 1st. For right now I am rooting against the teams in my division...

Let's go into DET now with are top three pitchers and start a nice winning streak.

 

Also, it's June 1st. For right now I am rooting against the teams in my division...

 

Everyone is entitled to scoreboard watch how they want. I have always watched both division & wild card.

Leave it to a pitcher to whack arguably the biggest hit of the game for the Sox. Thanks to Albers for saving the day and actually getting people out, too. This team's offense is putrid. Probably too late to noticeably fix it. Suddenly the bullpen has had a few good games in a row after the meltdowns against the Royals' Triple A lineup (minus Cain, Hosmer, who predictably had big series vs. their rivals).

Edited June 2, 20169 yr by greg775

The funny thing is that Albers actually was more effective when he was tired, seemingly.

 

It caused him not to overthrow his sinking two-seam fastball, which had more downward movement as a result.