Daily Red Sox Links: Nathan Eovaldi, Eduardo Rodriguez, Kiké Hernández

The offense and their two grand slams were the big story of Boston’s Game Two victory, but they also got a very solid outing from Nathan Eovaldi. And it wasn’t just keeping his team comfortably ahead, but the righty also set up his team well for the series moving forward. (Steve Hewitt; Boston Herald)

It’s certainly a reasonable take that a big factor in this series moving forward is which team is going to be able to squeeze the most out of tiring staffs. (Matt Vautour; Masslive)

As we look ahead to Monday’s Game Three back at Fenway, Alex Cora had two potential options to start that one and he went with Eduardo Rodriguez, who is ready to take the spotlight. (Ian Browne; RedSox.com)

Boston’s bullpen is still certainly far from bullet-proof, but they are getting the job done with a group that has been evolving since day one of camp. (Chad Jennings; The Athletic)

While his home run was ultimately inconsequential on Saturday, Kiké Hernández has been the star of the Red Sox run, and Jeff Passan looks at the offensive explosion. (Jeff Passan; ESPN)

The Red Sox now head back to Fenway, where the crowd has been a big factor throughout this postseason run. (Michael Silverman; Boston Globe)

On the day off, some Red Sox players took in the Pats game in Foxboro. (Hayden Bird; Boston.com)