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Clutch RBI double by Carrera!

Carrera stands at 2nd as the go ahead run with two out as Wakefield exits.

seagull wrote:Don't count pitches from knuckleballers. They can throw all day.

yeah I know...but he's old too......

And we tie it up

and chase Wakefield....two out at Carrerra on 2nd.

Carrasco sits at 99 pitches. He's done, I would think.


Kipnis to bat with Carrera on the pond....

Matt Underwood said that Wakefield couldn't get the win, but what if it stays tied, and the Sox take the lead in the bottom of this inning, then hold it to the end?

Wakefield turned 45 yesterday.

I witnessed Wakefield's 2,000th K, at Fenway a week ago Sunday.

1st and 2nd for Cabrera.


("A Cab" no longer necessary to type....)

J.R. wrote:I witnessed Wakefield's 2,000th K, at Fenway a week ago Sunday.

Save the stub.

Again, we strand a

Tribe Fan in SC/Cali wrote:

J.R. wrote:I witnessed Wakefield's 2,000th K, at Fenway a week ago Sunday.

Save the stub.

I have a few complete tix, since I printed them out myself.

Wakefield can't get the W, J.R. Last pitcher of record when their team takes the lead will get the win. He has no chance tonight.

Hillbilly wrote:Wakefield can't get the W, J.R. Last pitcher of record when their team takes the lead will get the win. He has no chance tonight.

Even though he only faced one batter? Doesn't seem fair.

I was present for a few of Nolan Ryan's milestones in Texas, and wished I had thought to save the tickets. Not to sell, but just for me.

Carrrasco helps the pen as he comes out for the 7th and gets a quick out.



Now at 105 pitches.