Rays and Red Sox Clash in High-Stakes Showdown That Could Break the Scoreboard Records

The Red Sox have been all over the map this season. They have had drama due to a player no longer with them. They have added players to the roster in the offseason who were difference makers. The team still seems to be stuck in the middle of the road, where they have been for a few seasons now. They are 49-45 for the season. They have been much better at home, eight games above .500. The problem is they go above and below the midway mark throughout this year. I mentioned a while ago that they didn’t seem to have the ability to get a sustained, successful stretch. They have won six in a row (three were against the Rockies) and nine out of 11, so they proved that wrong. Maybe another guy can prove me wrong about what I think of him. Today, Walker Buehler takes the mound, and he has been awful. He has been better at home than he has been on the road. His home ERA is 3.93, and he has made three of seven starts quality ones in Fenway. Rays hitters haven’t been very good against Buehler, going just 9-for-43 over their careers. 

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