Sox's seven run third inning helps blow past Mariners, 14-7

TJ Morin

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 In an offensive show, the Boston Red Sox were able to blow by the Seattle Mariners 14-7. 

 

This was thanks to a much needed performance by a starting pitcher, Nick Pivetta. Pivetta went almost seven innings, only letting up three runs with 10 strikeouts. This gave the bullpen a much needed game to rest, and only had to send out a couple of pitchers, who gave up four more runs. 

 

The game was won in the third inning, when Connor Wong broke the scoreless tie by scoring on a wild pitch, and Wilyer Abreu hit a single to score another. The Sox scored another five runs in that innings making the game 7-0. They kept piling the runs on until the end to end the game 14-7. 

 

The Sox will play the second game of the series tomorrow at 7:10pm EST.

 

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TJ Morin is a Sports Media graduate of Butler University. When he isn’t writing, or arguing about sports, he’s sitting on the couch with his dad cheering for one of their various teams, the Washington Commanders, the Boston Celtics, the Boston Red Sox, the Virginia Cavaliers and the Butler Bulldogs. TJ can be found ranting about them on X @_Big_3_Sports_.