Toronto Taking Ownership of Red Sox s Beckett
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Toronto's Dominance Over Red Sox's Beckett
The Toronto Blue Jays are turning heads in the American League East, even with a makeshift pitching staff and an underwhelming middle infield. Last night, they dismantled star free agent Josh Beckett, who has performed well against most AL teams, but has significantly struggled against Toronto.
Beckett, initially successful in his first outings against Toronto, New York, Baltimore, and Tampa Bay, faced challenges with the Blue Jays. In multiple encounters this season, his performance decreased: he secured a win on April 11 (seven innings, one run), a no-decision on April 21 (7 1/3 innings, five runs), another no-decision on May 3 (five innings, four runs), and suffered a blowout defeat on Tuesday (4 2/3 innings, seven runs).
His latest outing was especially rough, allowing a career-worst four home runs and matching another unwanted career-high by giving up 10 hits. His record against Toronto now stands at 1-2 with a 6.38 ERA, compared to a 6-0 record and 3.43 ERA against other teams.
The Red Sox are concerned about how other teams will adjust once they face Beckett again this season.
Meanwhile, Toronto is thriving with MVP-level performances from players like Vernon Wells, who hit three homers last night, totaling 43 RBIs and 12 home runs for the season. Troy Glaus, another standout, has added 17 home runs and 43 RBIs. The Jays' middle infield, which began with Russ Adams and Aaron Hill, faced challenges, as Adams was sent down due to throwing issues and Hill has only 1 home run and 12 RBIs.
So, why are the Jays excelling in the AL East?
1. Roy Halladay: With a 6-1 record, a 2.88 ERA, and a WHIP of 1.03, Halladay is delivering elite performances.
2. B.J. Ryan: Ryan claimed his 12th save in 13 chances on Tuesday, pitching 1 1/3 scoreless innings. Impressively, five of his saves required outings longer than one inning.
3. Team Batting Average: The Jays have spent 29 days leading the AL in team batting average, hitting a remarkable .301 for the year, the highest in the majors.
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