The visit to Los Angeles Angels will attempt to sweep Boston Red Sox on Wednesday afternoon, when the teams completed their three-game series.
Angels won 7-6 on Monday and 4–3 in 10 innings on Tuesday, which left Boston with a record of 6–17 in a run game this season. Red Sax has decided 13 of its last 15 matches by one run.
Defense variety contributed both against angels, as Boston made two errors on two and three Tuesdays on Monday.
Boston’s manager Alex Kora said, “We gave him a chance to do that – to win the game,” said Boston’s manager Alex Kora. “We keep making the same mistakes. We are not getting better. At one point, (this) is to be on me, I think. I am right. I am a manager, so, you know, I keep pushing them to be better. They are not getting better.
“I will be very honest about it, I am very open about it. You get disappointed, but at a point, it likes, right, what are we going to do? What is going to change? Because we keep doing the same thing. We can keep talking about the loss of one-run … 17, 18, whatever it is, whatever it is, preparation, I do not pay attention to it.
Red Sox has made 53 errors this season, the highest among any major league team. He has made 10 errors in his last six matches.
“We don’t turn routine ground balls for double plays,” Kora said. “We throw on the wrong bases, we (Miss) Cutoff people. (Pitcher Fielding Practice) We are terrible.” Right now. “
In contrast, Los Angeles excelled in Tuesday’s victory. Angels replaced three double plays and threw a runner into a plate.
“The good thing is that we do not make any error,” said Angel’s manager Ron Washington. “We kept pressuring them, and they made some mistakes and we took advantage of it.”
Reed Deitmers scored in the 10th innings on Tuesday to save his first Major League. Angels used Canlend Jensen in the ninth.
Los Angeles Bulpen struggled during the first two months of the season, but the team’s reliance has 2.78 ERA in the last 16 matches. Detamors have allowed one run in their last 11 innings in 10 demonstrations.
“It’s fun,” said Datmoors. “It’s one kind of thing we are proud of – going out of there and getting zero. Yes, we have some bumps in the road, but you will just climb the hump.”
Los Angeles will send Jose Soriano (4-5, 3.41 ERA) to the mound on Wednesday. The right-handed batsman on Friday fired six scorer innings in a 4–1 win over the parents of Cleveland.
Soriano only suffered losses when he faced Red Sox, scoring three runs in a three-inning relief outing on April 5, 2024.
The right-handed Lucas Giolito (1–1, 4.78 ERA) is a potential starter of Boston. He is coming out of a no-decision in Atlanta on Friday, where he scored a run in 4 2/3 innings.
Giolito records 4-2 records with 5.63 ERA in 10 career appearances (591/3 innings) against Angels.
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