Tampa Bay Rays(62-60) Vs Boston Red Sox(87-36)

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Game No.: 124 Tampa Bay Rays(62-60) vs Boston Red Sox(87-36) Aug 18, 2018 Fenway Park First Pitch: Temp: OFFICIAL SCORERS: UMPIRES: AVG HR RBI Tampa Bay Rays POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .217 8 27 27 Gómez RF .294 4 32 5 Duffy 3B .219 9 34 9 Bauers (L) 1B .182 0 1 29 Pham LF .248 22 56 44 Cron DH .295 6 41 18 Wendle (L) 2B .245 6 17 1 Adames SS .178 4 18 39 Kiermaier (L) CF .289 1 4 43 Perez (L) C R H E LOB COACHES PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP PITCHES 16 Kevin Cash (Manager) Glasnow (0-0, 2.25) 51 Chad Mottola (Hitting Coach) 23 Kyle Snyder (Pitching Coach) 25 Charlie Montoyo (Bench Coach) 30 Ozzie Timmons (First Base Coach) 33 Matt Quatraro (Third Base Coach) Rays Roster 41 Stan Boroski (Bullpen Coach) 0 Mallex Smith, CF (L) 18 Joey Wendle, 2B (L) 35 Brandon Lowe, 2B (L) 46 José Alvarado, LHP 56 Adam Kolarek, LHP 1 Willy Adames, SS (R) 20 Tyler Glasnow, RHP 39 Kevin Kiermaier, CF (L) 48 Ryan Yarbrough, LHP 61 Hunter Wood, RHP 4 Blake Snell, LHP 26 Ji-Man Choi, 1B (L) 43 Michael Perez, C (L) 52 Chaz Roe, RHP 63 Diego Castillo, RHP 5 Matt Duffy, 3B (R) 27 Carlos Gómez, RF (R) 44 C.J. Cron, 1B (R) 54 Sergio Romo, RHP 68 Jalen Beeks, LHP 9 Jake Bauers, 1B (L) 29 Tommy Pham, CF (R) 45 Jesús Sucre, C (R) 55 Ryne Stanek, RHP 72 Yonny Chirinos, RHP Rays DL AVG HR RBI Boston Red Sox POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .350 27 64 50 Betts RF .297 15 70 16 Benintendi (L) LF .257 14 62 18 Moreland (L) 1B .333 37 105 28 Martinez DH .280 17 74 2 Bogaerts SS .308 0 2 5 Kinsler 2B .268 3 31 12 Holt (L) 3B .212 5 21 3 Leon (S) C .222 11 48 19 Bradley Jr. (L) CF R H E LOB COACHES PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP PITCHES 20 Alex Cora (Manager) Price (12-6, 3.75) 51 Tim Hyers (Hitting Coach) 60 Dana LeVangie (Pitching Coach) 10 Ron Roenicke (Bench Coach) 82 Tom Goodwin (First Base Coach) 52 Carlos Febles (Third Base Coach) 53 Craig Bjornson (Bullpen Coach) Red Sox Roster 2 Xander Bogaerts, SS (R) 17 Nathan Eovaldi, RHP 24 David Price, LHP 36 Eduardo Núñez, 2B (R) 50 Mookie Betts, RF (R) 3 Sandy Leon, C (S) 18 Mitch Moreland, 1B (L) 25 Steve Pearce, 1B (R) 37 Heath Hembree, RHP 56 Joe Kelly, RHP 5 Ian Kinsler, 2B (R) 19 Jackie Bradley Jr., CF (L) 28 J.D. Martinez, LF (R) 44 Brandon Workman, RHP 61 Brian Johnson, LHP 12 Brock Holt, 2B (L) 22 Rick Porcello, RHP 31 Drew Pomeranz, LHP 46 Craig Kimbrel, RHP 70 Ryan Brasier, RHP 16 Andrew Benintendi, LF (L) 23 Blake Swihart, C (S) 32 Matt Barnes, RHP 47 Tyler Thornburg, RHP 76 Hector Velázquez, RHP Red Sox DL GAME RECAP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 R H E LOB.

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