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It's getting
really easy to write about the 2015 Red Sox:
"Open file, insert template with sarcastic screed on latest loss, publish file". Here we go again. Last night,
Joe Kelly coughed up three home runs (a career high) in 5 1/3 typically lackluster innings. He gave up four runs on six hits—just like a good fifth starter should. Anyway, Boston's alleged offense (which went 2-10 with runners in scoring position) was "led" by
Dustin Pedroia and
Xander Bogaerts—who each drove in a run in
the 4-2 loss. This was Boston's seventh loss in a row—and buries them 11 games behind
The Evil Ones in the AL East. Something's got to give.