Remember yesterday when I said that the Boxscore Breakdown for that game was basically going to be the same one as today? Yeah, I wasn’t kidding. The numbers may have been a bit different, but the storyline was the same. Napoli got a big homer. The bullpen let a close game get away. The Angels offense was lame. Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
Red Sox 6, Angels 1
Run Expectancy Rundown
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Everyone is terrible, except Trout. Johnny G actually got a hit, but he had to get benched first. That summarizes this series pretty well. C.J. Cron had another hit as well in his desperate and, what I believe, futile effort to hold onto his roster spot.
Starting Pitcher Scores
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Wade Miley can also thank the Angels for salvaging his poor start to the season. Hector Santiago went into the seventh of this game, but needed an absurd number of pitches to do it. He was pretty solid though.
Bullpen Battle
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Cam Bedrosian quickly put to rest any hope that he might step up to become the high-end middle reliever Angels fans have been hoping for. Koji Uehara once again proved adept at locking down a non-save against the Angels.
Game Flow
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The Angels didn’t do anything at any point. My God have mercy on their souls
Halo A-Hole
Sorry, Erick, but that GIDP in the eighth was a real backbreaker.
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