The Red Sox had won seven of their last nine games and three in a row coming into Wednesday night’s game against the Miami Marlins at Fenway. Enter Rick Porcello who had lost seven of his last eight starts, including a horrible performance in his last outing on July 1 in Toronto in which he gave up seven hits, seven runs and three homeruns in just two innings. Some fans and local media claimed this was “make it or break it” time for Porcello in what could be viewed as the most important start of his career in Boston.
Red Sox sweep two games over Marlins, win fourth straight
