Bobby Dalbec really wanted his Red Sox to beat the Minnesota Twins on Thursday.
So much so he took matters into his own hands. Twice.
After launching a second-inning home run to put Boston on the board 3-0, Dalbec furthered a big lead with a two-run blast in the bottom of the seventh, giving the Red Sox a 12-2 advantage.
While his first home run went 410 feet, the second bomb just barely cleared the lip of the Green Monster, sailing to a stop at 381 feet after coming off the bat at 22 degrees.
Still, a home run is a home run.
