Red Sox crushes Rangers 13-2

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The Texas Rangers have found the wrong time to go in a slump. The A-L West's top team has dropped four of six games. The team chasing them for the division lead -- the Los Angeles Angels have won six straight and now only trail Texas by two-and-a-half games for first spot in the division.

Texas hosting Boston. Red Sox slugger David Ortiz back in the line-up after missing time with bursitis in his right heel -- he's in form as he lashes one down the line to bring in another run, 2-0 Boston.

Still in the first and Carl Crawford doubles to the corner in right. That is deep enough to plate one run -- possibly another as Ortiz hesitates at third. He was able to beat the throw at home after Mike Napoli juggles the ball at the plate -- nice effort Napoli. 4-nothing Sox after 1.

Off to the sixth and Boston continues the hit parade. Jacoby Ellsbury hits one just inside the foul pole to increase the lead to 9-1.

Seventh inning and the Carl Crawford at the dish. He goes to straight away centre for his 9th bomb of the year. Crawford finished with a career high 5 RBI as the Bosox crush the Rangers 13-2

B! oston Re d Sox starting pitcher Andrew Miller smiles as manager Terry Francona
walks out to relieve him in the seventh inning of a baseball game against the
Texas Rangers Thursday, Aug. 25, 2011, in Arlington, Texas. Miller pitched three
-hit ball in a spot start and the Red Sox won their third straight over the
Rangers with a 6-0 victory. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

Boston Red Sox's David Ortiz connects for a solo home run as Texas Rangers
catcher Yorvit Torrealba, rear, looks on in the second inning of a
baseball game off a pitch from Rangers starter Alexi Ogando Thursday,
Aug. 25, 2011, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

Editor:Zou Xian |Source: CNTV.CN


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