Another game, another outburst of scoring by the Red Sox. This time it was 14 runs put up on the US Cellular scoreboard as the Red Sox battered around the Devil Rays White Sox bullpen on Saturday for 10 runs. In the process of putting up those 14 runs, the Red Sox didn’t have a homer in the game and only had 4 extra base hits in their 15 hits. Oh, did I mention Tim Wakefield pitched and dominated again. Wakefield has now pitched 22 consecutive scoreless innings, 14 of those with a catcher not named Mirabelli. So far in the 3 games on the South side of Chicago, the Red Sox have put up 35 runs while giving up only 6.
So before the Red Sox go for the 4-game sweep of the Devil Rays White Sox, let’s take a look at the headlines from the Boston area and Chicago media on this sticky Sunday morning on the shores of Connecticut.
Another burly effort [Boston Globe]
How low can Sox go? [Chicago Tribune]
Showing no mercy [Boston Herald]
Sox Enjoy Another August Push [Hartford Courant]
Sox offense still fresh in Chicago [Pro Jo]
Lowell up and running [Boston Globe]
White Sox rotation undergoes alteration [Chicago Tribune]
Chicago is remedy to Youk’s ailing bat [Boston Herald]
Kielty A Welcome Addition [Hartford Courant]
Wake is nearing his high for wins [Pro Jo]
Young trade haunting Sox [Chicago Tribune]
Lowell shedding his fading label [Boston Herald]
Yanks series matchups set [Boston Globe]
For more headlines and stories, head over to the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, Hartford Courant, Providence Journal, Chicago Tribune, and Chicago Sun-Times websites.
