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The Red Sox, fresh off a rare drama-free win that no one saw because the Celtics were on, will look to make it two victories in a row tonight in Texas behind Rich Hill (7:05 p.m., NESN).
They’ll face Glenn Otto, who will be making his 10th career start and 4th of this season. Drafted by the Yankees (BOO!) in 2017, Otto sports a 3.14 ERA on the year, but the underlying numbers aren’t as kind. They’re not terrible, just average. Same story with Hill, who’s sitting in a 2.86 ERA but with an expected one about a full run higher, but we won’t argue. It rules!
The Rangers are, as they were yesterday, led by offseason additions Marcus Semien and Corey Seagar, but I didn’t write that lineup post so I get to mention it now. The Red Sox give Dugie the day off, but the rest is as expected. Go Sox.
Game 33 at Rangers
| Lineup spot | Red Sox | Rangers |
|---|---|---|
| Lineup spot | Red Sox | Rangers |
| 1 | Enrique Hernández, CF | Eli White, CF |
| 2 | Rafael Devers, 3B | Marcus Semien, 2B |
| 3 | J.D. Martinez, DH | Corey Seager, SS |
| 4 | Xander Bogaerts, SS | Jonah Heim, DH |
| 5 | Trevor Story, 2B | Nick Solak, LF |
| 6 | Franchy Cordero, LF | Andy Ibáñez, 1B |
| 7 | Christian Vázquez, C | Kole Calhoun, RF |
| 8 | Bobby Dalbec, 1B | Sam Huff, C |
| 9 | Jackie Bradley Jr., RF | Charlie Culberson, 3B |
| SP | Rich Hill, LHP | Glenn Otto, RHP |
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