Final White Sox 2-1: The Red Sox lost in a tough way after a long, long game. <\/p>\n
Burke Badenhops leadoff walk to Alejandro De Aza was wiped off, thanks to A.J. Pierzynskis strong toss to second to catch him stealing. <\/p>\n
Alexei Ramirez then knocked a one-out single, and Badenhop struck out Tyler Flowers his fourth K of the night for the second out of the inning before it was time for another call to the bullpen. <\/p>\n
Chris Capuano entered the game and walked the first batter he faced, Adam Eaton. Heappeared to get out of the jam whenMarcus Semien hit a routine ground ball up the middle to Xander Bogaerts. <\/p>\n
Bogaerts throw to Mike Carp at first base was in the dirt and Carp couldnt pick it, though, and the winning run came around to score. <\/p>\n
Thats a tough one to swallow for the Red Sox. <\/p>\n
Mid 9th, 1-1: The Red Sox had the go-ahead run at second, but the White Sox battled to keep this game knotted at 1-1. <\/p>\n
David Ortiz grounded out to lead off the inning, but a one-out walk to Mike Napoli warranted a call to the pen. <\/p>\n
Donnie Veal replacedJake Petricka, and Jonny Gomes enteredthe game to pinch-hit for Daniel Nava. Gomes couldnt provide any late-inning heroics, though, whiffing on a curveball for the second out. <\/p>\n
With A.J. Pierzynski batting, Mike Napoli showed off some heads-up baserunning, stealing second on a pitch in the dirt, but his aggressiveness might have actually hurt him. Napoli appeared to hurt his finger sliding into the bag headfirst. Fingers arent supposed to bend that way. <\/p>\n
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