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Maybe if the Red Sox played in a modern, 21st-century ballyard, Fenway's 1940s-era light stanchion wouldn't have blinded rookie
Andrew Benintendi—
leading to another loss (4-2) to
The Evil Ones. The catchable ball fell for a "double" and broke open another game Boston
should have won—and
would have with a decent bullpen.
Eduardo Rodriguez had another solid outing—going seven innings and giving up just one run on three hits. This Red Sox team is on a treadmill to oblivion (
thank you, Fred Allen)—and it seems that nothing can save them.