It ain't over...

After a week of intermittent baseball-watching (I watched games involving the Cubs, the Astros, the Angels, the Brewers, then lost my Internet connection when I finally had the chance the see some Sox games), I managed to sit down and watch some of the Sox-Rangers games last night. With a work day ahead and 400 miles to drive tonight, I called it a day in the top of the fourth, with the Sox comfortably ahead 12-2. I got up this morning and checked the score, fully expecting to find a tidy 15-4 blowout. of course, after years of watching baseball, I should have known better than to be so naive, but I didn't expect to be this wrong.The games threw up all kinds of interesting stats, including this little gem: Texas starter Scott Feldman, who allowed a franchise-record 10 runs in the first inning, became the first big league pitcher to give up at least 12 runs in a game without taking the loss since Gene Packard of the St. Louis Cardinals allowed 12, but won the game over the Philad...