Worcester has been, like their Major League counterpart, a streaky team lately. This could be, as I have stated in my last couple of Minor Lines, because much of the roster has played in Boston this season, and the Triple-A iteration of this club, also known as the best of the rest, has some deep flaws despite being, well, mostly fundamentally sound enough to rack up some Major League experience time.
Brandon Walter, who has been marginal in Worcester between stints of getting shelled in the bigs, looked strong on Sunday against the Rochester Red Wings (Nationals AAA) allowing just one run in a 97-pitch outing that brought him seven innings.