No ligament damage, but Buchholz lands on DL

Buchholz leaves with an injury 1:41 7/10/15: Clay Buchholz has a meeting with the team's trainer, and then leaves the game with right elbow tightness in the 4th inning Betts' solo home run 0:29 7/10/15: Mookie Betts smacks a solo home run over the Green Monster in left off Michael Pineda to cut the Red Sox's deficit to three runs Must C: Betts dives for a catch 1:12 7/10/15: Mookie Betts races over towards right center field and makes a diving grab to rob Jacoby Ellsbury of a hit Nova, Rodriguez set to duel at Fenway Park Bogaerts finishes fourth in Final Vote Pedroia likely back after All-Star Game A woman, lower right, holds her head after being hit by a foul ball during the fifth inning. (Michael Dwyer/AP) Using Statcast on Mookie Betts 0:54 MLB.com analyst Mike Petriello uses Statcast to break down Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts' recent success at the plate Porcello finds his groove with Hanigan's return Papi's two-run homer 1:11 7/8/15: David Ortiz launches a two-run home run to left field, giving the Red Sox a 4-0 lead in the 3rd inning Farrell: Kelly may be a bullpen option for Sox Red Sox prospect Cosart throws 5 no-hit innings Bogaerts hits rare 3-run 1B on nasty pitch Bogaerts boosts Final Vote candidacy Bogaerts helps red-hot Sox gain on Yanks Worth the wait: Shaw notches first hit Struggling at plate, Napoli stays out of lineup Red Sox third baseman Brock Holt will head to Cincinnati after earning his first All-Star Game selection Clay Buchholz helps Liam Fitzgerald throw the ceremonial first ball. (Brita Meng Outzen/Red Sox) Devers and Chavis combine for 5 RBIs to help power Drive Hanley's go-ahead two-run shot 1:03 7/5/15: Hanley Ramirez belts a two-run home run to left field, giving the Red Sox a 5-4 lead in the 7th with his 18th homer of the year Hanigan provides boost with three-hit effort Farrell sticking with Porcello to end first half Papi plays first at Fenway 0:46 7/5/15: David Ortiz plays a clean first base vs. the Astros in his first defensive start at Fenway Park since 2005 Buchholz continues to deal like an aceBOSTON -- For Clay Buchholz, things couldn't be any better right now. He is firing gem after gem and doing it with a catcher in Sandy Leon that he works in perfect harmony with. His body, which has betrayed him in years past, has never felt stronger.

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