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Ceddanne Rafaela Homers in ninth round to give a wild victory for the Red Sox on the Angels at Fenway Park

The Red Sox proved to be annoying on Wednesday afternoon.

In an 11-9 victory against the angels, they erased four deficits, then took ahead – for the first time since the second round – at the last moment. Ceddanne Rafaela slipped a Walkoff, a two -point circuit off Lefthander Brock Burke on the right field line, around the Pesky post.

With an apparently lazy and unthanded fly ball that ended up ending the game, the Red Sox (30-34) saved themselves to be swept away.

Cooper Criswell launched 1⅔ -so -called relief sleeves to win the victory.

The teams combined for a first wilder round of nine points and 61 throws.

The angels have placed four points at the top of the frame, all before the right -hander Lucas Giolito recorded an outing. When he finally did it, on his 17th throw, to make Logan O’Hoppe, the striker n ° 6, consists of the third goal Marcelo Mayer, the crowd of a 33,073 announced offered sarcastic joy. Taylor Ward had the big blow, a three -point house on the green monster.

The Red Sox, however, defeated all these damage, then some at the bottom of the Channel, putting their first six strikers on the base on the five -point path. Wilyer Abreu (single), Mayer (promenade loaded with bases) and Abraham Toro (single) each had a RBI off the coast of Righthander Jose Soriano. Then David Hamilton sent an online journey in the corner of the left field for a double of two points.

This advance lasted two strikers. Kevin Newman doubled and Zach Neto tripled to open the top of the second. The double of Nolan Schanuel brought Neto and put the angels back on top.

Giolito only lasted 1⅔ sleeves and granted seven points and eight sure – six of which opted for additional bases, corresponding to the highest total of his career.

In the middle of his season “from top to bottom”, as the manager Alex Cora described it before the match, Giolito saw his era bring back to 6.42 in seven departures.

Soriano, in the same way, gave seven points and eight sure, although he managed to survive at 3 rounds after a first frame of 38 pitch. The Red Sox equaled it to the fourth. After loading the bases without withdrawal, Abreu (Fly sacrifice smoked on the central field which could have been more if Jo Adell had not found it) and Carlos Narvaez (single) had shaved each.

The Red Sox used their four mound visits at the end of the fourth round.

The clubs combined for six games tied or in green light in the first half of the match.


Tim Healey can be contacted in Timothy.healey@globe.com.

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