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We've got a number of games left with New York, so each one individually is important.

But the common thread through the last eight games that you reference has been pitching.

We've been able to, I think, establish a tone through the starters.

Our bullpen has allowed us to extend some games late where a key hit has certainly factored in,

but it's the way we've pitched consistently.

That's been part of the biggest factor in this street.

Well, for once, John Farrell actually gets something right, Jimmy Stewart.

How do you like that?

Pitching.

Pitching has been at the center of the Red Sox success here during the rate game

winning streak.

I also happen to think that they're swinging the bats.

Never hurts. Never hurts because this team tends to lose that they're swinging the bats. Never hurts.

Never hurts because this team tends to lose when they don't hit because they pitch consistently.

They really have pitched pretty consistently now for a long time.

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