John Schreiber blows save as Red Sox are swept by Rays
by Andersen Pickard | Royals Correspondent | Thu, Jul 14th 10:20pm EDT
Red Sox reliever John Schreiber inherited a two-on, no-out scenario in the seventh inning of Thursday's game against the Rays. He proceeded to allow both runs to score, then gave up two additional runs. He finished the frame with three hits and one strikeout to his name. Schreiber was charged with both the blown save and loss as Boston ultimately fell to Tampa Bay by a score of 5-4, succumbing to a four-game sweep.
Fantasy Impact:
Schreiber is now 2-1 with a 1.16 ERA, 0.68 WHIP, and .143 OBA through 32 games (31 innings) this season. He has also posted 11.03 K/9 and 1.74 BB/9. Not only was Thursday's loss his first of the year, but it was also his first blown save. The 28-year-old has tallied 15 holds and three saves with Boston in 2022.
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