Max Scherzer lasted two innings. He came out with the Red Sox up 7-0.
Things looked bad for the Rainville Nine (ten, actually, with the DH). They stayed that way.
For the second successive day, the Carmines put two TDs on the board. Fourteen being a cool number, all straight lines and sharp angles. Looks good on the scoreboard, except when it's next to the other team's name.
Adam Wilk made his major league debut with 3.2 innings of shutout relief. All the other Pretenders pitchers got whacked. Crooked numbers all over the place. The Sox put a uniform on the batboy, sent him up late in the game, and he got a hit.
When the tarp went on in the eighth, with the score 14-1, the baseball fan wondered aloud how many masochists would hang around in the rain -- or leave the radio on -- to see if play would be resumed, in the Museum Of Baseball Hoplessness. (It wasn't.)
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