The Red Sox lost to the Orioles on Tuesday night in large part because they went 0-for-13 with runners in scoring position.

On Thursday night in the Bronx, even though they held a 4-3 lead, it was more of the same from the Boston offense. Through eight innings, the Red Sox were 2-for-18 with runners in scoring position, stranding 14 runners. And though Aroldis Chapman would have inspired plenty of confidence to lock down the one-run save, the closer would be facing the meet of the Yankees' order in the bottom of the ninth.

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Another frustrating night was potentially in the cards for the Red Sox.

But then, the rookie dug in and changed that in a flash.

With David Hamilton on second base after reaching on an erro

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