Red Sox places Rafael Devers on a list of 10 days with disability

BOSTON – The Boston Red Sox seem to be able to increase their attack at any time of the season.

J.D. Martinez won his 32nd major league circuit, Mookie Betts won two RBI doubles and the Red Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 10-4 on Saturday night for their 17th victory in 21 games.

Betts raised his average at the MLB. 346 and Jackie Bradley Jr. scored a two-run triple for the Red Sox. They have a 5 1/2-match lead over the New York Yankees at the top of East AL and have the best record of majors at 73-33.

"We've been seeing it for a while this year, start taking it for granted," said winning pitcher Rick Porcello. "The Red Sox entered the night by leading the majors with 5.3 points per game and after two nights where they were held, they took things in hand in the middle of the sleeves

. "I think we all love to win," Bradley said. "Win, have fun, do not lose."

Logan Morrison hit a solo circuit for the Twins, a night after they seemed to throw the sponge in pursuit of a playoff spot following two exchanges that ejected the Field player Eduardo Escobar and reliever Ryan Pressly

Porcello (13-4) had five innings and two-thirds on a scorching night, dropping four points on five hits, removing five points and marching a point. Jake Odorizzi (4-7) allowed five runs on nine hits in five rounds of play.

"They have an average of over .500 for a reason," said Odorizzi. "A good quality team, especially here."

Trailing 4-1, Boston scored three times in the fourth and advanced on Martinez's shot that left Fenway Park on the Green Monster's seats in the fifth.

Bradley's triple He left the field center field on the outfielder Jake Cave's glove, and he scored on Betts double on the left-hand lineup. The other double of Betts came in an eighth round of four points.

The Twins advanced 4-1 in the third. Jorge Polanco scored a hat-trick and scored on Brian Dozier's single

Morrison's kick tied it after Mitch Moreland's RBI single pushed Boston.

AWAY

Twins Manager and Hall of Famer Paul Molitor left the team to attend the Hall of Fame ceremonies in Cooperstown, New York on Sunday. Coach Derek Shelton led the club

. "You get these guys in a four-game series and they're a tough training," Shelton said. "When you make good shots with two strikes, they find a way to extend the bats."

HERE

Minnesota Vice President Derek Falvey and GM Thad Levine field discussed trades and their thoughts as the deadline for negotiating non waiver.

They were aware that they may not have been welcome after the moves, but they felt that they should be here

we are here today " Falvey said, "We understand that we may not have been welcomed with open arms, but we are the way forward from that day, with the face of the Minnesota Twins, and we want to be responsible for those decisions. "

[1945-19004] FILM SESSION

Red Sox heavyweight reliever Joe Kelly did a side-run in the paddock a half-hour before Stick practice starts with the club's video, hoping to find answers to his problems.ERA ball from 2.61 in mid-June to 4.79 come into play.

He threw a ninth goalless.

COACH'S HALL

Twins : Recalled Miguel Sano from Triple-A Rocks to fill one of the positions opened by the trades. The third baseman was sent to the miners for more than six weeks to work on his conditioning.

Red Sox : LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (list of 10-day wounded, sprained right ankle) later on Saturday. The southpaw seemed to be in a good mood on the field before training, battling and chatting with Sano. … Moreland came back after missing the last two games with a painful left knee, but Rafael Devers hobbled after running the basics. "It looks like a left-handed southpaw," said Alex Cora, director of Devers. "We'll know more tomorrow morning."

NEXT

Twins: CEO Jose Berrios (10-7, 3.48 ERA) is ready to begin the final Sunday

Red Sox : Nathan Eovaldi (3-4, 4.26) should make his debut at the Red Sox after being acquired Wednesday in a Tampa Bay trade.