The Boston Red Sox just had their incredible 15-game winning streak snapped by the Orioles on Wednesday, and now they are back at Fenway Park on Friday, July 24, looking for some revenge. After a day off, you know they’ll be fired up, making the task even tougher for the Toronto Blue Jays, who’ve had a rough go to start the second half of the season.
Boston Is Fuming After That Streak Ender
Let’s be real, going on a 15-game tear like the Red Sox did is absolutely electric. That kind of run, straddling the All-Star break, tells you a team is absolutely clicking. But then to have it end, just like that? Ouch. You know they’re itching to bounce back strong, especially at home. This isn’t just another game for them; it’s about getting back in the win column and proving that loss was just a blip. The vibe in Fenway is going to be intense tonight, no doubt about it.
Trey Yesavage: From Walk-Fests to Strikeout Parties
So, who’s got the ball for the Blue Jays to try and quiet a pissed-off Red Sox lineup? It’s 22-year-old Trey Yesavage, and his recent starts have been a total rollercoaster. In his first outing after the break, he took the loss on Sunday, but honestly, it was a solid performance against the White Sox: he went six innings, gave up just three runs, and racked up nine strikeouts. That’s a good showing! But cast your mind back to his final start of the first half against the Padres, and it was a different story: he walked an unbelievable seven batters in just 1.2 innings. Seven! That’s wild. Can the kid harness that “solid start” confidence and avoid the walk issues against a Boston team hungry to win? It’s a huge test.
How to Catch All the Friday Night Action
If you’re looking to watch this crucial Friday Night Baseball matchup, get ready to fire up your streaming device. This game isn’t hitting traditional TV channels like Sportsnet in Canada. Nope, it’s exclusively streaming on Apple TV as part of their weekly doubleheader. If you’re a new subscriber, you can snag a seven-day free trial, otherwise it’s $14.99 per month in Canada. You can catch all the action through the Apple TV app on pretty much any device, from your iPhone to your PlayStation, or just stream it on a web browser. First pitch is set for 7:15 p.m. ET.
The Blue Jays continue their series at Fenway Park on Saturday at 4:10 p.m. ET and Sunday at 1:35 p.m. ET before heading to Washington to face the Nationals. Can they start this tough road trip with a much-needed positive note tonight? We’re about to find out.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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