BOSTON -- Blue Jays left-hander Ryan Borucki was cruising against one of MLB's top offenses on Tuesday night. But things unraveled in the seventh inning as momentum shifted in favor of the Red Sox, who scored four runs in the frame and went on to hand the Jays a 7-2 loss at Fenway Park.
Borucki started with a 1-2-3 first and was only two batters over the minimum through five innings, needing only 61 pitches to that point. The left-hander had allowed no runs through six.
Borucki stymied the top part of Boston's order, holding its top four batters hitless in 11 at-bats with one walk.