Daily Roundup: Games of Tue, 1/29/08
Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 9:32 am[size=24:134cd47046][b:134cd47046]TORONTO DEFEATS BOSTON 8-2[/b:134cd47046][/size:134cd47046]
[size=16:134cd47046]Jimmy Key Helps Blue Jays Further Bury Red Sox[/size:134cd47046]
<img src="http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/images/baseball/stratomatic/1986/story_photos/jimmy_key_1_150x234.jpg" align="left" border="1" width="150" height="234" style="margin: 0px 10px;" /> Toronto lefthander Jimmy Key had one of his better outings in the 1986 season, pitching 7 strong innings to lead the [url=http://www.sportingnews.com/baseball/1986/scores/boxscore.php?id=989][u:134cd47046]Blue Jays to an 8-2 win[/u:134cd47046][/url] over the Boston Red Sox. Key allowed no runs and just 5 hits in his seven innings of work. Reliever Dennis Lamp pitched the final 2 innings, allowing a couple of runs, but Toronto's eight runs were too much for Boston to overcome.
With the loss, the Red Sox were buried further into the 2nd tier of the American League East. Boston is in 6th place in the division and are 17.5 games back of the Blue Jays. If the Red Sox are to match fans' pre-season expectations of a division crown, they must gain some ground before the final couple months of the season.
Elsewhere... the [url=http://www.sportingnews.com/baseball/1986/scores/boxscore.php?id=985][u:134cd47046]Mets defeated St. Louis 6-2[/u:134cd47046][/url] to climb back within 2 games of the NL East lead.
[i:134cd47046]photo: SN Archives[/i:134cd47046]
[size=16:134cd47046]Jimmy Key Helps Blue Jays Further Bury Red Sox[/size:134cd47046]
<img src="http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/images/baseball/stratomatic/1986/story_photos/jimmy_key_1_150x234.jpg" align="left" border="1" width="150" height="234" style="margin: 0px 10px;" /> Toronto lefthander Jimmy Key had one of his better outings in the 1986 season, pitching 7 strong innings to lead the [url=http://www.sportingnews.com/baseball/1986/scores/boxscore.php?id=989][u:134cd47046]Blue Jays to an 8-2 win[/u:134cd47046][/url] over the Boston Red Sox. Key allowed no runs and just 5 hits in his seven innings of work. Reliever Dennis Lamp pitched the final 2 innings, allowing a couple of runs, but Toronto's eight runs were too much for Boston to overcome.
With the loss, the Red Sox were buried further into the 2nd tier of the American League East. Boston is in 6th place in the division and are 17.5 games back of the Blue Jays. If the Red Sox are to match fans' pre-season expectations of a division crown, they must gain some ground before the final couple months of the season.
Elsewhere... the [url=http://www.sportingnews.com/baseball/1986/scores/boxscore.php?id=985][u:134cd47046]Mets defeated St. Louis 6-2[/u:134cd47046][/url] to climb back within 2 games of the NL East lead.
[i:134cd47046]photo: SN Archives[/i:134cd47046]