So, the Red Sox are down 2 games to the Angels...and heading back to Fenway for Game 3.  Lester pitched well, but got no run support....which does not win the game.  Beckett pitched a gem until the 7th, got a smidge of run support, but not nearly enough....which once again does not lead to a win.  So with our aces on the mound...we came away with 2 losses.

On Sunday, we place all our post season hopes and dreams on one Mr. Clay Buchholz.  Our ace ace baby has to put the team on his back and pitch like we have never seen him pitch before.  Actually, he has to pitch like that guy we saw in the second half of the season (minus his last two starts).  If Clay is the future of the Red Sox pitching...this is his time to show it.  No pressure buddy!

I've been a long time fan and believer in Clay Buchholz...so I am going to continue that and be confident that Clay is going to be the stopper that this team desperately needs.  It's go BIG...or sadly...stay home. Come on Buch...give the Red Sox a chance to have Lester and Beckett have another shot at it.

I BELIEVE IN THE RED SOX AND I BELIEVE IN CLAY BUCHHOLZ!

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Matt O'Donnell said:

	... I think he will do well also and the bats can't stay this quiet for this long. The Red Sox know how to come back and win. I was at the game in 2003 when they won game 5 in Oakland after being down 0-2. It will another great chapter in Red Sox history when it happens.
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Clyde Lovett said:

	Keep believing, for sure. As we all know, the Red Sox play well at home. They thrive off of their fan energy, the Fenway scene. I'm looking forward to the Sox taking the 2 at Fenway and then taking the momentum back west to drive the stake in the "Angles" We've seen them do it before.
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