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Did the Red Sox have ten come-from-behind wins
all last year? Well, your 2013 edition of the Carmine Hose just reached that milestone tonight,
edging out the Twins, 3-2 in 10 innings. It was another terrific start by
Clay Buchholz—who gave up just two earned runs and four hits over seven strong innings. After that, the Boston 'pen retired the last 17 Minnesota batters—including a great 1 2/3 inning stint by
Andrew Miller. On the offensive side, Boston got timely hitting by
David Ortiz and
Jacoby Ellsbury—along with a sacrifice fly by
Jonny Gomes to win it in the 10th. Ortiz continued to punish his old team, going 3 for 4 with an RBI and a walk. The Sox stay just one game out of first in the AL East.
