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Even worse than suffering their second loss of the season, the Red Sox may have lost
Jackie Bradley, Jr. for a while. On the final out of
a 4-1 loss to Detroit, their star center-fielder tripped and stumbled around first base. While he initially looked OK and walked off the field under his own power, the team later said he had a hyper-extended knee. No word on missed time. Seemingly, the Red Sox are the
Typhoid Marys of MLB—with sick or injured players almost outnumbering healthy ones. Today,
Andrew Benintendi threw-up during the game.
Eduardo Rodriguez was under-whelming in his first start—giving up four earned runs over five innings—including two HRs. The .500 Red Sox play two more games in
The Motor City before returning home Tuesday.