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Even Valentine Speechless After Sox's Loss

Boston Herald

Here’s how bad it got last night for the Red Sox [team stats]: Even manager Bobby Valentine was speechless.

“I can’t describe this one,” the typically outspoken Valentine said.

It was the Red Sox’ most lopsided pounding in 12 years. And in sifting through the rubble of an 18-3 demolition by the Texas Rangers, it was impossible to identify who had the worst night.

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