The Red Sox explode for 8 races in third against Seattle

BOSTON – Rick Porcello did not start well on Saturday, but could not have finished better.
There were two reasons for this in the Red Sox's 9-5 win over the Mariners at Fenway Park.
The first would be the Boston offensive, and the last

BOSTON – Rick Porcello did not start well on Saturday, but could not have finished better.

There were two reasons for this in the Red Sox's 9-5 win over the Mariners at Fenway Park.

The first would be the Boston offensive and the absolute dominance she displayed in a third round of eight innings.

The second is that Porcello is straightened in every way for the rest of the day.

The turnaround was dramatic when we know that Jay Bruce, the sixth hitter of the game, crowned a two-point circuit that blocked Porcello in a 4-0 hole even before the Red Sox had their first throw of the match.

Forget not to give up another race. Porcello did not give up so much. After the Bruce game, Porcello had a 19-hit streak in which the only batter to reach the goal was a mistake.

Porcello made 6 2/3 innings, scored one and took five to win.

Mitch Moreland scored his 12th circuit of the season and second in the last two days to put the Red Sox on the board.

The party began shortly after the Red Sox played a third-round monster for the second time in a row on Saturday.

The legendary Sandy Leon limited the damage with a three-point homer against the Green Monster, her first of the season.