Red Sox 8, Royals 5: Even the close games aren't close right now
Briefly

The Red Sox secured their sixth consecutive victory by defeating the Royals 8-5, with the outcome seeming more one-sided than the score. Craig Breslow pitched well, leaving early after allowing only an unearned run in six innings. Wilyer Abreu replaced injured Roman Anthony and contributed significantly with a home run, helping to establish an early 5-0 lead. The performance of Alcala on the mound was notably poor, allowing three runs in just one out while also mishandling a key play. Overall, the game highlighted the Red Sox's offensive strength early on.
Craig Breslow left the game after six innings, giving up only an unearned run. This performance solidified his position as the standout for the night.
Wilyer Abreu stepped in for Roman Anthony and ended the game with a 2-3 performance, including a first inning home run that put the Red Sox ahead 5-0.
Alcala struggled significantly, giving up three runs while recording only one out. His performance was notably poor, especially after a mishandled ball late in the game.
The Red Sox defeated the Royals 8-5 in a game that felt less competitive than the final score suggests, showcasing their offensive power early on.
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