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Payton Tolle Allows One Hit in 7 Innings as Red Sox Tame Tigers
Duran hit a three-run homer and Tolle struck out 8 as Boston used a five-run seventh inning to open the series with a comeback win.
- On Monday, the Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-4, powered by Payton Tolle's seven-inning performance and Jarren Duran's go-ahead three-run home run in the seventh inning.
- Ty Madden, a 26-year-old right-hander, threw five shutout innings for the Tigers, whom RotoWire called the most-injured team in baseball with nearly 40% of their payroll on the injured list.
- After leaving Monday's game in the second inning, Roman Anthony was removed with "right wrist discomfort." Interim manager Chad Tracy said the team is sending Anthony to Boston to see a hand specialist.
- Relief pitcher Ricky Vanasco took the loss after allowing four runs in two thirds of an inning, while Aroldis Chapman pitched a hitless ninth for his 373rd career save.
- RHP Brayan Bello starts against LHP Framber Valdez in Tuesday's second game at Comerica Park as the Red Sox attempt to extend their series success.
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Jarren Duran, Payton Tolle lift Red Sox past Tigers
Duran hits a three-run home run and Tolle pitches seven innings in Boston's victory.
·Lewiston, United States
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right3Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution64% Center
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- 64% of the sources are Center
64% Center
C 64%
R 27%
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