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“We won’t be overly threatened by any situation,” closer Liam Hendriks said.
"In those moments, it’s game on," Anderson said. "The moment is never too big."
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By Jason Barringer Apr 7, 2021 The Tampa Bay Rays (2-4) fell to the Boston Red Sox (3-3) 9-2 on Wednesday afternoon. The loss gives Boston a sweep over Tampa Bay and sends the Rays home from a six game road trip to start the season with a sub-.500 record. The Rays struck first in this game when Yoshi Tsutsugo drove in a run in the third inning, but Boston answered with three runs in the fourth and sixth in the fifth to take firm control of this game. The Rays only ther offense came in the ninth inning when Mike Brosseau drove in a run to make it 9-2 before Boston secured the victory.