Knuckleballer Tim Wakefield finally got to the 200-win mark this evening during the Red Sox romp against the Blue Jays. On his eighth try for history, Wake was less than spectacular, allowing five runs in six innings, and departing when the Sox had a narrow one-run lead.
The blew it open after that, absolutely going to town on the Jays' pen, and looking for all the world like they were unleashing the pent-up aggression from their frustrating losing streak.
I'm going to keep this post short: you all know how I feel about Wakey, and I won't bore you with an account of how every win counts at this point. You know as well as I do, as well as the Sox do, that the Rays are coming for us, that objects in mirror are closer than they appear, and that the division is ours for the taking - and missing the playoffs isn't yet out of the question, either.
Hopefully this victory can galvanize the troops for the home stretch - every inning counts.
The blew it open after that, absolutely going to town on the Jays' pen, and looking for all the world like they were unleashing the pent-up aggression from their frustrating losing streak.
I'm going to keep this post short: you all know how I feel about Wakey, and I won't bore you with an account of how every win counts at this point. You know as well as I do, as well as the Sox do, that the Rays are coming for us, that objects in mirror are closer than they appear, and that the division is ours for the taking - and missing the playoffs isn't yet out of the question, either.
Hopefully this victory can galvanize the troops for the home stretch - every inning counts.
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