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Not a bad debut for the new starting pitcher.
Nathan Eovaldi hurled seven shutout innings on Sunday to help propel the Red Sox to
a 3-0 shutout win over the Twins. Pretty much the entire Boston offense was powered by
J.D. Martinez—who drove in all three runs with a double and a single. In addition to Martinez, there were three other
Carmine Hosers with multiple hit games:
Andrew Benintendi,
Eduardo Nunez and
Blake Swihart. Inexplicably, Eovaldi was taken out of the game after throwing just 82 pitches. Luckily, the bullpen held this time, giving the flame-throwing righty his fourth win of the year. The victory keep Boston's lead in the American League East at 5.5 games over
The Evil Ones. The surprising first-place Phillies come to town next for a brief two-game set.