Boston – Red sox curve Richard Fitts He did not make excuses on Monday after he resigned six runs on three men in the first entry against the angels.
Fitts lasted a single entry and the Red Sox lost 7-6 here to Fenway Park to go down to four games below .500 (29-33).
Mike Trout exploded a three -game Homer against Fitts who traveled 454 feet and left the bat to 112.1 mph.
“Horrible,” said Fitts. “I felt our team was doing enough to win tonight outside me.”
The Red Sox fought after falling behind 6-0. A fifth entrance of four runs cut it at 6-5.
“So I feel terrible in this regard,” said Fitts. “Put us in a terrible place not only for this game, but during the days that come with our bullpen. So no one hates more than me.”
The Red Sox precipitated (right -wing tension) last week without a rehabilitation task out of necessity.
The team needed a headline last Tuesday in Milwaukee after playing a double header three days earlier. Therefore Fitts: Instead of starting their scheduled rehabilitation Triple-a world That day: thrown in front of the brewers. It was built enough to go to only three entries (44 throws) in this game.
Manager Alex Cora said before the start of Fitts here Monday that was built enough to launch 75-80 throws.
But it took 33 releases before Fitts recorded his first place in a first post. The Dobbins Right Hunter took over to begin the second post.
“I was back in accordance with my things out of speed, whether it was good shape or not,” said Fitts. “We enter the accounts where (the) Hitter knows (a) the fast ball will arrive … and it is right in the center. It is really good hitting and anyone can hit this ball and these boys hurt. And that’s all there.”
Fitts threw 3 entrances without score against the Brewers last Tuesday, but it seemed that the lack of a rehabilitation task caught him in front of the angels.
“The last outing I felt great. This outing I felt very well physically. I couldn’t run,” said Fitts. “I don’t think there is anything about it is not out of the game or nothing. I think it’s just about not being able to do the job today.”