It sure felt like the Red Sox took out some of their frustrations on the Blue Jays on Saturday.
Entering the game faced with their longest losing streak of the season (six games), and coming off a night where it got blown out at home in Game 1 against Toronto, Boston wasted no time pounding the rock offensively in Game 2.
Wilyer Abreu’s first-inning three-run homer sent a message that the Red Sox were ready to play, and the result was a 15-run onslaught, Boston’s highest scoring game since May 23 when it tallied 18 runs against the Orioles.