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Tsung-Che Cheng laid down a bunt for the Boston Red Sox with runners on first-and-third on Friday against the Tampa Bay Rays. Twice, the ball appeared to turn and roll toward foul territory. Twice, it then changed its mind.
Going into his start on Saturday afternoon, Boston Red Sox right-handed pitcher Sonny Gray had a score to settle with the Toronto Blue Jays. Well, mainly manager John Schneider. Schneider was the American League manager for the All-Star Game two weeks ago.
After months of spinning their wheels the Red Sox are finally building real momentum, and with Monday’s win over the Nationals the club has now won a season-best five straight.
On Wednesday, the Red Sox matched that streak from 80 years ago, beating the Baltimore Orioles 6-3 in the opener of a doubleheader. The streak ended hours later when they dropped the nightcap 5-1. “That was a great ride,