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Today's Starting Lineups CHICAGO WHITE SOX (41-67) at BOSTON RED SOX (62-49) Game #112 ● Sunday, August 6, 2017 ● Fenway Park, Boston, MA CHICAGO WHITE SOX AVG HR RBI PLAYER POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .284 7 24 28-Leury García S CF .146 1 6 10-Yoan Moncada S 2B .293 19 68 79-José Abreu 1B .368 1 5 30-Nicky Delmonico L LF .203 0 6 20-Tyler Saladino DH .256 5 26 5-Yolmer Sánchez S 3B .237 10 31 7-Tim Anderson SS .260 1 11 38-Omar Narváez L C .268 2 6 39-Alen Hanson S RF R H E LOB PITCHERS DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR WP HB P/S GAME DATA 50-RHP Mike Pelfrey (3-9, 5.04) Official Scorer: Mike Shalin 1st Pitch: Temp: Game Time: Attendance: 5-Yolmer Sánchez, INF 26-Avisail García, OF* 44-Tyler Clippard, RHP 63-Gregory Infante, RHP CWS Bench CWS Bullpen 7-Tim Anderson, INF 28-Leury García, INF/OF 45-Derek Holland, LHP 64-David Holmberg, LHP 8-Daryl Boston (1st Base) 29-Curt Hasler (Bullpen) 46-Greg Sparks (Asst. Hitting) 65-Nate Jones, RHP* Left Left 10-Yoan Moncada, INF 30-Nicky Delmonico, INF/OF 47-Joe McEwing (Bench) 67-Brad Goldberg, RHP None 64-David Holmberg 12-Nick Capra (3rd Base) 31-Todd Steverson (Hitting) 50-Mike Pelfrey, RHP 68-Dylan Covey, RHP* 70-Aaron Bummer Right 15-Ever Magallanes (3rd Base) 33-James Shields, RHP 52-Jake Petricka, RHP 70-Aaron Bummer, LHP Right 17-Rick Renteria (Manager) 36-Kevan Smith, C 54-Chris Beck, RHP 79-José Abreu, INF 24-Matt Davidson 36-Kevan Smith 37-Juan Minaya 18-Geovany Soto, C^ 37-Juan Minaya, RHP 55-Carlos Rodón, LHP 99-Don Cooper (Pitching) 44-Tyler Clippard 20-Tyler Saladino, INF 38-Omar Narváez, C 57-Zach Putnam, RHP^ # 7-day Disabled List 41-Adam Engel 52-Jake Petricka 22-Charlie Tilson, OF^ 39-Alen Hanson, INF 58-Miguel González, RHP * 10-day Disabled List Switch 54-Chris Beck 24-Matt Davidson, INF 41-Adam Engel, OF 61-Willy García, OF# ^ 60-day Disabled List None 63-Gregory Infante 67-Brad Goldberg BOSTON RED SOX AVG HR RBI PLAYER POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .210 0 3 12-Brock Holt L 2B .417 3 11 36-Eduardo Núñez DH .268 13 57 16-Andrew Benintendi L LF .240 5 19 30-Chris Young RF .350 3 6 11-Rafael Devers L 3B .280 6 43 2-Xander Bogaerts SS .245 14 50 18-Mitch Moreland L 1B .261 13 43 19-Jackie Bradley Jr. L CF .243 6 27 3-Sandy Leon S C R H E LOB PITCHERS DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR WP HB P/S UMPIRES 38-RHP Doug Fister (1-5, 5.18) HP: Dan Bellino (2) 1B: Jerry Layne (24, Crew Chief) 2B: Marvin Hudson (51) 3B: Mike Estabrook (83) 2-Xander Bogaerts, SS 22-Rick Porcello, RHP 40-Marco Hernandez, INF^ 56-Joe Kelly, RHP BOS Bench BOS Bullpen 57-Victor Rodriguez (Asst. Hitting) 3-Sandy Leon, C 24-David Price, LHP* 41-Chris Sale, LHP 7-Christian Vázquez, C 28-Robbie Ross Jr., LHP^ 43-Addison Reed, RHP 58-Fernando Abad, LHP Left Left 10-Gary DiSarcina (Bench) 29-Roenis Elias, LHP^ 44-Chili Davis (Hitting) 60-Dana LeVangie (Bullpen) None 58-Fernando Abad 11-Rafael Devers, 3B 30-Chris Young, OF 46-Craig Kimbrel, RHP 64-Ben Taylor, RHP* 12-Brock Holt, OF/INF 31-Drew Pomeranz, LHP 47-Tyler Thornburg, RHP^ 67-Brandon Workman, RHP Right Right 13-Hanley Ramirez, 1B/DH 32-Josh Rutledge, INF^ 50-Mookie Betts, OF 68-Matt Barnes, RHP 7-Christian Vázquez 37-Heath Hembree 15-Dustin Pedroia, 2B* 35-Steven Wright, RHP^ 51-Blaine Boyer, RHP 86-Brian Bannister (Asst. Pitching) 13-Hanley Ramirez 43-Addison Reed 16-Andrew Benintendi, OF 36-Eduardo Núñez, INF/OF 52-Eduardo Rodriguez, LHP 50-Mookie Betts 46-Craig Kimbrel 18-Mitch Moreland, 1B 37-Heath Hembree, RHP 53-John Farrell (Manager) * 10-day Disabled List 51-Blaine Boyer ^ 60-day Disabled List Switch 19-Jackie Bradley Jr., OF 38-Doug Fister, RHP 54-Carl Willis (Pitching) 56-Joe Kelly 20-Ruben Amaro Jr. (1st Base) 39-Carson Smith, RHP^ 55-Brian Butterfield (3rd Base) None 67-Brandon Workman 68-Matt Barnes .
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