Red Sox Earn Season-High Seven Walks Vs. Mariners By Just Third Inning

Take 'em how you can get 'em

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Apr 25, 2021

The Boston Red Sox were nothing if not patient at the plate in their Sunday afternoon game against the Seattle Mariners.

Four walks in the first inning (along with a Enrique Hernandez leadoff single, Christian Vazquez RBI-single and Christian Arroyo getting hit by a pitch) allowed Boston to take an early 4-1 advantage.

The Red Sox kept that same formula going in the second, though starter Nick Margevicius was pulled after recording just one out in the first.

After Mariners reliever Drew Streckenrider walked Hernández and Rafael Devers to start the frame, Bogaerts approached with one out and runners in scoring position and slammed a double to left field to score a run.

Devers got out in a pickle at home, and after Vazquez flew out to center, the second inning ended with Boston up 5-1.

In the bottom of the third, Marwin Gonzalez drew the seventh walk of the game, a single-game season-high, per the NESN broadcast.

Take 'em how you can get 'em.

Thumbnail photo via David Butler II/USA TODAY Sports Images
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