6/5 Online Seats Game Thread: Aces High in Baltimore
The Baltimore Orioles will send their ace out, in the form of Jeremie Guthrie, to try to take on the best that the Boston Red Sox have to offer, Jon Lester.
The Baltimore Orioles will send their ace out, in the form of Jeremie Guthrie, to try to take on the best that the Boston Red Sox have to offer, Jon Lester.
While the Boston Red Sox fell short of a sweep of the Rangers, Jon Lester is hoping to throw for his first win of the season tonight against the visiting Baltimore Orioles.
Both Clay Buchholz and Jason Bay weren't feeling quite right last night, but somehow emerged as the heroes of Friday night's series opener against the Baltimore Orioles.
Buchholz's six strong innings, combined with Bay's 34th home run of the year, lifted the Red Sox past the Birds, 3-1.
The Los Angeles Angels didn't want to leave Fenway without at least one win for the trip home, as the AL West leaders beat the Red Sox, 4-3.
A wild pitch in the seventh tarnished an otherwise solid start for Josh Beckett. Jacoby Ellsbury and Jason Bay brought the lumber, but to no avail, as the Sox fall to the AL West leading Angels.
After what amounts to an exhausting West Coast swing, the Red Sox are finally home with Brad Penny on the mound.
It's time for Fire Brand's annual Know Thy Enemy series, one where we reveal our division standing predictions over the course of the week by taking you into each division rival and examining what we will have to deal with.
Today, we talk fifth place; the consensus by Fire Brand to host that spot are the Baltimore Orioles.
Their offense, like it was last year, will be among the best in the league. The pitching? Terrible.
Prev. Gm: Boston Red Sox (70-53) @ Baltimore Orioles (60-63) Jon Lester 11-4, 3.25) @ Jeremy Guthrie (10-8, 3.18) 7:05…
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