Wakefield returns! Perhaps the Sox’s most consistent starter when healthy, Wake will go against Gavin Floyd, who has a 2-0 career record against Boston.
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I just checked out the Texas Ranger schedule. And to say its a piece of cake schedule, would be an understatement. By the way someone is throwing a perfecto and it isn’t Wakefield.
Note to Fire Brand: “consistent” =/= “good.”
I suggest you re-check the Rangers schedule, and also check the Rays and Yankees. The Sox schedule in terms of teams played looks to be, finally, the easiest. A combination of playing away games and home games against tough teams favors the Sox. Don’t give up hope.