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No Mercy

The Red Sox showed Boston College no mercy today in their 24-0 win against the BC baseball team. The Sox set a record for runs scored in their annual exhibition against the Eagles. Their previous highest run total was 22 in 1996. BC was 1 hit over 7 innings, with the only hit coming in the top of the 5th off the bat of 3B Campbell.

If its any consolation, the Sox also broke out the lumber on Northeastern in the second half of a day-night doubleheader. The final score was 15-0.

Thanks to reader Melissa T. for the link.

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