6.25.2007

Series Recap: Sox @ San Diego

**NOTE: This post should have been published earlier this afternoon, but due to a combination of the new Live Writer feature and my inability to use it properly, it did not make it on the net at that time. The staff here at the CBS deeply regrets the unfortunate idiotic error, and someone WILL be fired. Thank You**

STAT

BOS

SD

RUNS

8

9

HITS

23

24

AVG

.232

.242

HRs

1

3

ERA

3.11

2.33

WINS

2

1

GM1: BOS 2-1 W-Dice K L-

GM2: SD 6-2 W-Young L-Wakefield

GM3: BOS 4-2 W-Beckett L-Peavy

Batter's Composite Box:

PLAYER

SERIES STATS

COMMENT

Drew

3-7/2K (2 games)

avg. nearing .250

Pedroia

1-6/R/BB/SB(2gms)

little guy in mini slump

Papi

1-11/R/RBI, 5K

5-27 last 10 games

Manny

3-1/R/2B/RBI/BB

power outage again

Lowell

2-8/2B/2BI(2 gms)

still leads Sox in RBI

Youk

1-4/RBI/K (1gm)

slightly banged up

Tek

3-6/R/3B/HR/ 2BI / 2BB/2K

busy 2 games for the Cap'n

Coco

4-13/R/3K/SB

raised avg 30 pts in 10 gms

Lugo

0-10/BB/4K

currently 0-26 (ugh!)

Cora

2-4/R/BB/K

has to play more

Pena

0-4/K

3 for his last 21

Hinske

1-2/2B/K

4 hits in last 8 ABs

Belli

0-4/2K

4 for his last 24

Pitcher's Composite Box:

PITCHER:

SERIES STATS

COMMENT:

Dice-K

6IP/5H/ER/5BB/9K

earned 9th win

Wake

5.1IP/8H/6ER/0BB/4K

dropped below .500

Beckett

8IP/6H/2ER/BB/8K

11th win leads MLB

Paps

2IP/4K

now has 18 saves

Oki

1IP/2K

ERA now 0.98

Delcarmen

2/3IP/ all zeroes

0R, 0H in 2.2IP

Snyder

1IP/H

ERA at 2.84

Timlin

1.2IP/2H/K

arm still intact

Lopez

1/3/H

one batter wonder

A decent series for the Sox out in sunny San Diego as the best team in baseball took a pair from the best team in the National League in their own (unique) park.

Dice got a nice win despite some scary moments and Beckett earned his 11th win on the strength of a dominating performance over Padre ace Jake Peavy yesterday.

In between Wakefield laid an egg all over the field as the Pads rocked him for three longballs, and Chris Young smoked 11 Ks in securing San Diego's lone win of the weekend.

Plenty of sunshine, Red Sox fans and a series win is just what the Doctor ordered for the Sox, who must head further (north) West to take on the Mariners for three games before heading back home (finally) for the weekend.

Yes, it's been a long trip, but an 11 game lead over the Stanks and a win over the best pitcher in the NL under their belts should make the flight a little more enjoyable!

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