Jenzo jack not enough; Royals lose
Randy Dobnak Time mostly continued, and Carter Jensen hit yet another home run, but the Royals fell to the Boston Red Sox 5-1. Randy Dobnak’s line is perhaps a bit deceiving. When he left the game, he had allowed 1 run in 5.2 innings on 4 hits, no walks, and 4 strikeouts. Unfortunately, two of […]
On September 12, 2026, the Boston Red Sox emerged victorious in a match against the Kansas City Royals, defeating them with a final score of 5-1. Randy Dobnak played a significant role in the game, pitching for the Red Sox and allowing only 1 run in 5.2 innings, striking out 4 batters with no walks. However, two of the hits that came his way were in the crucial sixth inning, which led to the Royals' downfall.
Despite Dobnak's performance, the Royals' bullpen was unable to prevent the loss. The lone run scored by the Royals came during the top of the sixth inning, when Carter Jensen hit a one-out solo home run, breaking and tying several records. The day was marred by a rain delay, and the next game was scheduled to begin at 2:05 Kauffman time.
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