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Sox win in a rout, 14-2
It's official. The Red Sox combined for 20 hits, their second highest total of the season, on the way to a 14-2 victory over the Orioles at Fenway Park. Dustin Pedroia had five runs batted in, tying a career high, to lead the offensive attack.
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Meet the Globe's Red Sox team (left to right): Nick Cafardo, Amalie
Benjamin, Adam Kilgore and Tony Massarotti
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Dustin Pedroia = MVP. The man is on fire.
The Red Sox combined with who for 20 hits? That wording is stupid. You could say the Red Sox collected 20 hits today or something like that.
Combined would be used if you were to say Baltimore and Boston combined for 27 hits today or Ortiz and Pedroia combined for 6 of Bostons 20 hits and 9 of the teams 14 RBI.
This blogger might want to review your comment before posting it.