After collecting single runs in the first four innings against Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay, the Boston Red Sox offense took two frames off before making life miserable for Halladay’s replacement, Shawn Camp, in the seventh. Alex Gonzalez, who drove in J.D. Drew for Boston’s run in the fourth, led off the inning and smacked a slider that didn’t slide to deep left-center field. He sped into second base for a double. With a runner on second and nobody out, the Red Sox de...