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Game Date:
08/20/2016
7:10pm EST
Lines:
Boston -1.5
Detroit +1.5
Total:
Over
9.5 (+102)
Under 9.5 (-113)
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Dave Dombrowski will see the results of his work when Saturday night's game between Boston and Detroit begins. Not his efforts on behalf of the Red Sox, where he is the chief executive, but his work of last July when he was still president, CEO and general manger of the Tigers. Dombrowski made three non-waiver deadline deals for Detroit near the end of last July that netted the Tigers three young starting pitchers -- Matt Boyd, Michael Fulmer and Daniel Norris. Continue to Article
August 20, 2016 12:32:am EST
Dave Dombrowski will see the results of his work when Saturday night's game between Boston and Detroit begins. Not his efforts on behalf of the Red Sox, where he is the chief executive, but his work of last July when he was still president, CEO and general manger of the Tigers. Dombrowski made three non-waiver deadline deals for Detroit near the end of last July that netted the Tigers three young starting pitchers -- Matt Boyd, Michael Fulmer and Daniel Norris. Continue to Article
August 20, 2016 12:32:am EST
Highlights from Major League Baseball games on Friday: Red Sox 10, Tigers 2 David Ortiz and Jackie Bradley Jr. ambushed rookie Michael Fulmer with a pair of two-run home runs in the first inning and Rick Porcello tamed his former team on four hits over seven innings to make his 17th win a Boston victory over Detroit. Porcello (17-3) became the second pitcher in the majors with 17 wins. Heath Hembree pitched the eighth and Fernando Abad the ninth for Boston. Continue to Article
August 19, 2016 11:48:pm EST
The Detroit Tigers and their fans waited six seasons for Rick Porcello to have the breakout year they believed was his destiny. Porcello, pitching for the first time at Comerica Park as a member of the Red Sox, allowed two runs in seven innings as Boston beat Detroit 10-2. Honestly,'' Porcello said in his usual low-key way. Continue to Article
August 19, 2016 10:54:pm EST
In a possible postseason preview, the Cleveland Indians and Toronto Blue Jays provided drama on Friday night that is typically reserved for October’s biggest moments. With two ninth-inning swings and one mad dash around the bases, the Indians turned a one-run deficit into a 3-2 victory that sent Progressive Field into an unbridled frenzy. The circumstances surrounding that final sequence though have to be seen to be believed. With reliable closer Roberto Osuna on the hill, Toronto figured it was in good hands. Continue to Article
August 19, 2016 10:40:pm EST
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