RelatedNeither starter, Boston’s 22-game winner Rick Porcello or the Jays’ Marco Estrada, figured in the decision, but both pitched well. We’ve got to keep battling.”The Red Sox drove Estrada’s pitch count out of sight, even though they touched him for just one hit over the first two innings. Of those 51 pitches, 18 were foul balls, many of them good pitches spoiled by the veteran Red Sox hitters. For all his early inability to economize on pitches, Estrada still gutted out five solid innings. The Red Sox had runners in scoring position in the third, fourth and fifth innings but could not push another run across.

Source: National Post October 01, 2016 04:59 UTC