Mike Easler loses a grandslam but sox still prevail 13-6

ByThis Day in Baseball September 5, 1985March 2, 2021

1985 – Boston’s first two batters – Dwight Evans and Wade Boggs – crack homers off Cleveland’s Neal Heaton in Boston’s 13 – 6 win in game 1. Evans adds another home run to back Oil Can Boyd’s first win in seven weeks. Cleveland wins the nitecap, 9 – 5.

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Day: September 5, 1985

Mike Easler loses a grandslam but sox still prevail 13-6

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