Payton Tolle, Aroldis Chapman lead Red Sox to 3-1 win
Payton Tolle strikes out 12 and Aroldis Chapman achieves 400 career saves to lead the Red Sox to a 3-1 win over the Orioles
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So let's see if the Orioles can get a hit with a runners in scoring position, something they haven't done since Thursday night.
Christian Encarnacion stranded a play.
And that ball is belted, down the line in left field.
It will land, fair.
Encarnacion stranded the Orioles' fourth game of this series, as their first hit with a runner in scoring position, and let there be offense.
Yeah, it's like bartender's heaven.
Give me a couple of doubles.
And it gets the Orioles on the board.
Tying run at second base.
Here's Monasterio, who's not played much at all with the return of Trevor and the emergence of Sogard.
That ball hooked to short.
Sanders sending it to Apple and everybody's gonna be safe.
Down to third Durbin.
Monasterio will reach.
And another error on the O's shortstop.
It was routine.
He got there in time, he had the footwork set.
He had the backhand down, and he just didn't field it cleanly.
And Red Sox in business here, first and third.
Two down for Eli White, who got the big hit last night.
That's a slider, flying deep left field.
Backing up Heidi it is gone.
Home run, Eli White.
A three-run bomb at Baltimore.
Who is Eli White?
Well, you're about to find out, aren't ya?
He has had some big swings in this series.
Well, he opened the door.
This is what the Red Sox have been doing now for some time.
Payton Tully back to work.
3-1 Red Sox.
He is a strike-throwing machine.
Another strike on the inside corner.
He is absolutely carving them up, and there's one away.
In the dirt.
Did he go?
Yes, he did.
Ring him up.
Alexander swings and misses.
Payton Tully has six strikeouts through the first 10 hitters of the game.
Payton did- Kind of tripped a little well, lost his footing, and then went into a full pushup on the mound because Payton Tully.
See ya.
He swings and misses at a 97 mile an hour sinker.
He raises his hands and celebrates.
I mean, Adley's getting a taste of the Payton Tully experience.
He is an absolute delight.
Payton Tully, who's been not only a delight to watch, he's had all the personality out there, but he's just been a menace on the mound.
Good morning, good afternoon, good night, just over and over again.
Quite frankly, just really bullied this lineup, and had fun doing it.
To the eighth inning we go.
Red Sox lead 3-1.
Cam Sanders out of the Orioles bullpen.
Story will power down after a lead-off single.
A lead-off single and then everything ripped right past the cut of Sogard, Durbin, and Duran.
Sanders will strike out the side.
Middle of the eighth, it's Daze, close ballgame.
Camden Yards, you might be looking at some history right here.
Aroldis Chapman, who recorded his 399th save on Friday, one shy of 400.
He'd be the ninth player to do it in baseball history.
And Aroldis is one out away from history.
Swung on and missed.
History for Chapman.
400 saves.
And Chapman's brilliant career has an ultimate exclamation point.
