This was a frustrating game, as it trended in the wrong direction more and more as the game went on. Early on, it was all Red Sox and everything was looking good. The offense was making Corey Kluber work and doing damage on him, jumping out to an early 3-0 lead. On the other side, Rick Porcello was cruising through the early parts of the game. Kluber settled in, though, and Porcello started to leave some pitches over the plate. Just like that, the script was flipped and Boston dropped their second in a row.
Red Sox 4, Indians 5: Porcello gives up key homers, offense leaves runners on base
