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It's come to this. The guy who was—arguably—the best pitcher in all of baseball about year ago is now
in danger of losing his spot in the rotation. The Red Sox acknowledged that
Clay Buchholz might miss his next start—not due to any injury, just due to pure ineptitude. Said manager
John Farrell,
"We've got to look at this a little bit closer and there's no determination on five days from now. We've got to continue to talk about what he's currently going through and what's best for him and certainly what's best for us." Before an 8-6 comeback win by
The Carmine Hose, Buchholz put his team in a 6-1 hole and failed to go more than three plus innings while walking eight. If he's bounced from the rotation, look for
Allen Webster to be the first choice to replace him.
