
Then the Yankees started slapping Smoltz around and I thought "Oh no, this is going to be one of THOSE kind of games... a back and forth Red Sox - Yankees game that goes down to the wire."
Mercifully it wasn't.
I've always maintained that 9-8 losses are the worst. But games where the Sox are blown out and blown out early are easy to swallow.
I had dinner with my wife and kids, went to the Farmer's Market in South Pasadena and the four of us took a family walk on a clear August night.
No need to watch every pitch... it was a whuppin'. And Billy Traber took one for the team with 3 1/3 innings, allowing Papelbon, Delcarmen, Okajima, Bard and Ramirez to be rested for today.
I thought the Sox were going to lose last night and they did.
I didn't expect them to go 19-0... but for a second there, I thought they might.
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