As with the rest of this season, the game was not about winning or losing. At least, not for the sensible, realistic Boston Red Sox fan. Yesterday’s game against the Seattle Mariners in Fenway Park was about seeing what the Red Sox have in their pitching staff, their batting lineup, and their defense core. Nothing expressed that better than when starting pitcher Henry Owens, a prospect recently called up a few weeks ago, was left in the game after already giving up seven runs in the first three innings. He battled back, along with their bats, to keep the game close.
Red Sox Recap: Henry Owens Battled Back In Close Loss
