Davis Martin caught tipping pitches in Red Sox' pounding of White Sox
<p>BOSTON — White Sox starter Davis Martin thought something was up by the comfortable swings the Red Sox were taking during their six-run first inning Tuesday.</p><p>“Some of the adjustments we made there after, we started getting a lot more weak contact, a lot more swing and miss,” Martin said. “I definitely think there’s something to it.
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<p>BOSTON — White Sox starter Davis Martin thought something was up by the comfortable swings the Red Sox were taking during their six-run first inning Tuesday.</p><p>“Some of the adjustments we made there after, we started getting a lot more weak contact, a lot more swing and miss,” Martin said. “I definitely think there’s something to it. So something we have to go look at in between starts and see if we can clean it up.”</p><p>That something is tipping. If it seemed like the Red Sox knew what was coming early in their 14-2 pounding of the White Sox, it’s probably because they did.
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- <p>BOSTON — White Sox starter Davis Martin thought something was up by the comfortable swings the Red Sox were taking during their six-run first inning Tuesday.</p><p>“Some of the adjustments we made there after, we started getting a lot more weak contact, a lot more swing and miss,” Martin said. “I definitely think there’s something to it.
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Davis Martin caught tipping pitches in Red Sox' pounding of White Sox
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