Kevin Gregg's scoreless streak snapped

May 21, 2012|By Dan Connolly | The Baltimore Sun

Kevin Gregg has had a resurgence of sorts after a slow start this season and a rough year in 2012.

He had strung together seven scoreless outings totaling 9 1/3 innings pitched.

That all came to a halt in the seventh inning Monday.

Entering in relief of Tommy Hunter (6 IP, 9 hits, 5 earned runs), Gregg allowed a one-out single, double and then intentionally walked David Ortiz. Adrian Gonzalez broke the 5-5 tie with a sacrifice fly and Will Middlebrooks added a RBI single to give the Red Sox a two-run lead.

Gregg picked up a strikeout to end the inning, but his streak has ended. And he is on the hook for the loss.

Troy Patton came in to pitch the eighth.

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