Mary C Posted August 24, 2022 Share Posted August 24, 2022 POTENTIAL STARTING LINEUPS: BOSTON RED SOX: C | Kevin Plawecki FB | Eric Hosmer SB | Trevor Story S | Xander Bogaerts TB | Rafael Devers LF | Tommy Pham CF | Enrique Hernandez RF | Alex Verdugo DH | J.D. Martinez TORONTO BLUE JAYS: C | Danny Jansen FB | Vladimir Guerrero SB | Cavan Biggio S | Bo Bichette TB | Matt Chapman LF | Lourdes Gurriel CF | George Springer RF | Teoscar Hernandez DH | Alejandro Kirk Thursday, August 25, at Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox, the Toronto Blue Jays have flown over for their thrilling series. Game one has already finished in 3-9 in favor of the visiting Blue Jays, and now game two is afoot. Which team will you be gunning for? The Boston Red Sox, as fruitful as they were last season finishing in 7th in the MLB, are currently part of the lower part of the scoreboard. 18th out of 30, and 5th in the American League East, the Red Sox have collected 60-63 for themselves thus far. If we take a look down at the table below, their team numbers are comparatively less impressive than their opponents. Taking to account that they’ve lost four of their last five games, we can expect them to be just as inconsistent for the upcoming game. The Toronto Blue Jays are coming off a high after winning thrice in a series of four against the mighty New York Yankees. Heading into this game, they’ve already won game one. Assuming that they were able to size up Boston, they can expect glad tidings. This and the fact that they’re 8th in the league with a record of 66-55 and a commendable accumulation of record statistics, they’re set on winning again against the humble home team. Kevin Gausman is expected to pitch for the team on Thursday, and it’ll be a feast for the eyes of fans and analysts alike. Team Statistics AVG R H HR OBP SLG ERA WHIP BB K TOR .262 573 1084 151 .325 .432 3.86 1.23 316 1018 BOS .254 551 1076 115 .315 .405 4.45 1.32 386 1022 In conclusion, the Toronto Blue Jays have the better chance of winning in game two— more than thrice as much of a chance if we may add! On paper, in records, and in recent performances, the Toronto Blue Jays have been more consistent by a mile and have a higher caliber roster than that of the Boston bullpen. So if you’re looking to pick sides, pick Toronto! Sorry, Boston! 7:10 AM (PST), Thursday, August 25, 2022. Fenway Park, Boston, MA. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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