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Today's Starting Lineups BOSTON RED SOX (61-39) vs. TORONTO BLUE JAYS (49-46) Monday, July 26, 2021 ● Fenway Park, Boston, MA TORONTO BLUE JAYS AVG HR RBI PLAYER POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .233 8 15 4-George Springer DH .326 32 79 27-Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 1B .275 24 61 10-Marcus Semien 2B .296 17 65 11-Bo Bichette SS .297 15 59 37-Teoscar Hernández RF .266 11 41 13-Lourdes Gurriel Jr. LF .256 18 63 15-Randal Grichuk CF .224 7 25 8-Cavan Biggio L 3B .268 1 6 7-Reese McGuire L C R H E LOB PITCHERS DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR WP HB P/S GAME DATA 31-Thomas Hatch, RHP (0-0, ---) Official Scorer: Chaz Scoggins 1st Pitch: Temp: Game Time: Attendance: 4-George Springer, OF 19-Dave Hudgens (Bench) 37-Teoscar Hernández, OF 68-Jordan Romano, RHP TOR Bench TOR Bullpen 5-Santiago Espinal, INF 20-Luis Rivera (Third Base) 38-Robbie Ray, LHP 69-Tommy Milone, LHP^ 6-Alek Manoah, RHP* 22-Steven Matz, LHP 39-Kirby Yates, RHP^ 74-Breyvic Valera, INF (S) Left Left 7-Reese McGuire, C (L) 23-Jacob Barnes, RHP 40-Peter Walker (Pitching) 90-Adam Cimber, RHP None 52-Tayler Saucedo 8-Cavan Biggio, INF (L) 25-Charlie Montoyo (Manager) 41-Rafael Dolis, RHP 99-Hyun Jin Ryu, LHP 56-Ryan Borucki 9-Danny Jansen, C* 26-Matt Buschmann (Bullpen) 48-Ross Stripling, RHP Right 58-Tim Mayza 10-Marcus Semien, INF 27-Vladimir Guerrero Jr., INF 52-Tayler Saucedo, LHP * 10-day IL 5-Santiago Espinal 30-Alejando Kirk, C 53-Mark Budzinski (First Base) ^ 60-day IL 11-Bo Bichette, INF 30-Alejando Kirk Right 13-Lourdes Gurriel Jr., OF 31-Thomas Hatch, RHP 56-Ryan Borucki, LHP #COVID-19 Related IL 23-Jacob Barnes 14-Corey Dickerson, OF (L)* 33-Trevor Richards, RHP 57-Trent Thornton, RHP 15-Randal Grichuk, OF 34-Tyler Chatwood, RHP* 58-Tim Mayza, LHP Switch 33-Trevor Richards 17-John Schneider (Coach) 35-David Phelps, RHP^ 63-Anthony Castro, RHP* 74-Breyvic Valera 41-Rafael Dolis 18-Guillermo Martinez (Hitting) 36-A.J. Cole, RHP^ 67-Julian Merryweather, RHP^ 57-Trent Thornton 68-Jordan Romano 90-Adam Cimber BOSTON RED SOX AVG HR RBI PLAYER POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .244 14 39 5-Kiké Hernández SS .182 1 2 40-Jarren Duran L CF .300 20 64 28-J.D. Martinez DH .279 26 80 11-Rafael Devers L 3B .258 15 55 10-Hunter Renfroe RF .272 9 36 99-Alex Verdugo L LF .253 4 36 7-Christian Vázquez C .182 1 9 16-Franchy Cordero L 1B .197 2 5 23-Michael Chavis 2B R H E LOB PITCHERS DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR WP HB P/S UMPIRES 37-Nick Pivetta, RHP (8-4, 4.37) HP: Carlos Torres (37) 1B: Lance Barrett (16) 2B: Alfonso Marquez (72, Crew Chief) 3B: Nick Mahrley (48) 0-Adam Ottavino, RHP 23-Michael Chavis, INF/OF 44-Brandon Workman, RHP 82-Tom Goodwin (First Base) BOS Bench BOS Bullpen 2-Xander Bogaerts, SS 25-Kevin Plawecki, C 51-Tim Hyers (Hitting) 84-Ramón Vázquez (Quality Control) 5-Kiké Hernández, INF/OF 28-J.D. Martinez, OF/DH 52-Carlos Febles (Third Base) 86-Will Venable (Bench) Left Left 7-Christian Vázquez, C 29-Bobby Dalbec, 1B/3B 54-Martín Pérez, LHP 89-Tanner Houck, RHP None 38-Josh Taylor 10-Hunter Renfroe, OF 32-Matt Barnes, RHP 55-Kevin Walker (Asst. Pitching) 99-Alex Verdugo, OF (L) 63-Darwinzon Hernandez 11-Rafael Devers, 3B (L) 33-Jason Varitek (Game Plann.) 57-Eduardo Rodriguez, LHP Right 35-Matt Andriese, RHP* 58-Dave Bush (Pitching) 12-Marwin Gonzalez, INF/OF (S)* * 10-day IL 2-Xander Bogaerts Right 13-Alex Cora (Manager) 37-Nick Pivetta, RHP 62-Peter Fatse (Asst. Hitting) ^ 60-day IL 25-Kevin Plawecki 0-Adam Ottavino 16-Franchy Cordero, OF/1B (L) 38-Josh Taylor, LHP 63-Darwinzon Hernandez, LHP #COVID-19 Related IL 29-Bobby Dalbec 32-Matt Barnes 17-Nathan Eovaldi, RHP 39-Christian Arroyo, INF* 70-Ryan Brasier, RHP^ 44-Brandon Workman 19-Hirokazu Sawamura, RHP* 40-Jarren Duran, OF (L) 71-Phillips Valdez, RHP 22-Danny Santana, INF/OF (S)* 41-Chris Sale, LHP^ 72-Garrett Whitlock, RHP Switch 71-Phillips Valdez 43-Garrett Richards, RHP 75-Yacksel Rios, RHP None 72-Garrett Whitlock 75-Yacksel Rios .
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