After the most emotional win of the season, the Red Sox were hoping to extend the feel-good vibe on Friday. But Toronto had different plans as it beat Boston, 6-1, getting to Red Sox starter Josh Beckett early.
Adam Lind’s RBI single in the fifth inning extended Toronto’s lead to 5-0 and Boston could never truly respond.
Beckett allowed four earned runs on seven hits in six innings.
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