Red Sox vs. Blue Jays Lineups: Time to stop the bleeding

Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty ImagesThe Red Sox have not been getting the pitching they need to be getting if they want to stay in contention, to say the least. There has been speculation as to why that may be the case, especially with the timing, but the why is less important than just stopping it. They need to get back in the win column, stop this downward momentum, and salvage a split in this four-game set against the Blue Jays.

That will all start with their starting pitching, and on Monday that means Nathan Eovaldi. The righty gets the ball for the Red Sox, and he’s looking to find some consistency in a rotation desperately searching for just that. Eovaldi has had some strong moments…