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This time, they were up 2-1 and 4-2, and
still managed to cough up the lead to Chicago in a
another painful 5-4 loss. Instead of the bullpen, it was starter
Wade Miley who failed to protect his own lead, yielding three earned runs in the seventh inning. The Boston offense was paced by
Mookie Betts (2-4, RBI, 2 runs scored) and
Pablo Sandoval (1-4, RBI, run scored). So many of this team's losses this year could
easily have been wins—and this one is a perfect example. Frustration continued to reign in
The Nation.
