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Today's Starting Lineups MINNESOTA TWINS (39-36) at BOSTON RED SOX (43-34) Game #78 ● Wednesday, June 28, 2017 ● Fenway Park, Boston, MA MINNESOTA TWINS AVG HR RBI PLAYER POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .250 13 35 2-Brian Dozier 2B .255 6 22 36-Robbie Grossman S RF .283 4 29 7-Joe Mauer L 1B .273 18 52 22-Miguel Sanó 3B .245 8 29 26-Max Kepler L CF .234 7 27 19-Kennys Vargas S DH .284 10 24 20-Eddie Rosario L LF .251 3 24 11-Jorge Polanco S SS .220 6 26 21-Jason Castro L C R H E LOB PITCHERS DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR WP HB P/S GAME DATA 49-LHP Adalberto Mejía (2-3, 4.93) Official Scorer: Mike Shalin 1st Pitch: Temp: Game Time: Attendance: 2-Brian Dozier, INF 19-Kennys Vargas, 1B/DH 39-Trevor Hildenberger, RHP 56-Tyler Duffey, RHP MIN Bench MIN Bullpen 4-Paul Molitor (Manager) 20-Eddie Rosario, OF 40-Jeff Smith (1st Base) 58-Justin Haley, RHP* 5-Eduardo Escobar, INF 21-Jason Castro, C 41-Neil Allen (Pitching) 61-Ryan O’Rourke, LHP^ Left Left 7-Joe Mauer, INF 22-Miguel Sanó, OF 44-Kyle Gibson, RHP 62-Buddy Boshers, LHP None 47-Craig Breslow 9-Matt Belisle, RHP 25-Byron Buxton, OF 45-Phil Hughes, RHP* 63-Rudy Hernandez (Asst. Hitting) 55-Taylor Rogers 11-Jorge Polanco, INF 26-Max Kepler, OF 46-Joe Vavra (Bench) 65-Trevor May, RHP^ Right 62-Buddy Boshers 13-Gene Glynn (3rd Base) 27-Brandon Kintzler, RHP 47-Craig Breslow, LHP 67-Alan Busenitz, RHP 25-Byron Buxton 15-Glen Perkins, LHP^ 31-Jeff Pickler (Coach) 49-Adalberto Mejía, LHP 38-Chris Gimenez Right 16-Ehire Adrianza, INF* 33-James Rowson (Hitting) 53-Hector Santiago, LHP * 10-day Disabled List 9-Matt Belisle 17-José Berríos, RHP 36-Robbie Grossman, OF 54-Ervin Santana, RHP ^ 60-day Disabled List Switch 27-Brandon Kintzler 18-Eddie Guardado (Bullpen) 38-Chris Gimenez, C 55-Taylor Rogers, LHP 5-Eduardo Escobar 39-Trevor Hildenberger 56-Tyler Duffey 67-Alan Busenitz BOSTON RED SOX RBI AVG HR RBI PLAYER POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H .269 12 41 50-Mookie Betts RF .299 2 27 15-Dustin Pedroia 2B .318 5 34 2-Xander Bogaerts SS .275 12 41 18-Mitch Moreland L 1B .261 4 17 30-Chris Young LF .262 10 32 19-Jackie Bradley Jr. L CF .346 0 1 59-Sam Travis DH .248 5 22 3-Sandy Leon S C .160 3 12 17-Deven Marrero 3B R H E LOB PITCHERS DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR WP HB P/S UMPIRES 22-RHP Rick Porcello (4-9, 5.00) HP: James Hoye (92) 1B: Ryan Additon (67) 2B: Will Little (93) 3B: Jeff Kellogg (8, Crew Chief) 2-Xander Bogaerts, SS 22-Rick Porcello, RHP 41-Chris Sale, LHP 56-Joe Kelly, RHP DanaBOS DeMuth Bench (BrianBOS Knight Bullpen 3-Sandy Leon, C 24-David Price, LHP 43-Dana LeVangie (Bullpen) 57-Victor Rodriguez (Asst. Hitting) (91) 32, Crew Chief) 7-Christian Vázquez, C 28-Robbie Ross Jr., LHP* 44-Chili Davis (Hitting) 58-Fernando Abad, LHP Left Left 10-Gary DiSarcina (Bench) 29-Roenis Elias, LHP^ 46-Craig Kimbrel, RHP 59-Sam Travis, 1B 16-Andrew Benintendi 58-Fernando Abad 12-Brock Holt, OF/INF^ 30-Chris Young, OF 47-Tyler Thornburg, RHP^ 61-Brian Johnson, LHP* 73-Tzu-Wei Lin 63-Robby Scott 13-Hanley Ramirez, 1B/DH 31-Drew Pomeranz, LHP 48-Pablo Sandoval, 3B* 63-Robby Scott, LHP Right Right 15-Dustin Pedroia, 2B 32-Josh Rutledge, INF# 50-Mookie Betts, OF 68-Matt Barnes, RHP 37-Heath Hembree 16-Andrew Benintendi, OF 35-Steven Wright, RHP^ 51-Blaine Boyer, RHP 73-Tzu-Wei Lin, INF 7-Christian Vázquez 86-Brian Bannister (Asst. Pitching) 13-Hanley Ramirez 46-Craig Kimbrel 17-Deven Marrero. INF 37-Heath Hembree, RHP 52-Eduardo Rodriguez, LHP* 18-Mitch Moreland, 1B 38-Doug Fister, RHP 53-John Farrell (Manager) # 7-day Concussion Disabled List Switch 51-Blaine Boyer 19-Jackie Bradley Jr., OF 39-Carson Smith, RHP^ 54-Carl Willis (Pitching) * 10-day Disabled List None 56-Joe Kelly 20-Ruben Amaro Jr. (1st Base) 40-Marco Hernandez, INF^ 55-Brian Butterfield (3rd Base) ^ 60-day Disabled List 68-Matt Barnes .
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