By Gethin Coolbaugh, The Sports Xchange
BOSTON -- Matt Andriese remained perfect on Mother's Day thanks to a little help from the Tampa Bay Rays' bats.
Andriese became the first pitcher in Rays history with two Mother's Day victories as he held a hot Boston Red Sox lineup to two runs in a 11-2 rout in Sunday's series finale on a rainy and gusty day at Fenway Park.
"I made a phone call this morning, talked to (my mom). She was pretty happy," said Andriese, who also won on Mother's Day last year as his mother Lynn cheered him on from the stands for the first time in his big league career.
BOSTON -- Matt Andriese remained perfect on Mother's Day thanks to a little help from the Tampa Bay Rays' bats.
Andriese became the first pitcher in Rays history with two Mother's Day victories as he held a hot Boston Red Sox lineup to two runs in a 11-2 rout in Sunday's series finale on a rainy and gusty day at Fenway Park.
"I made a phone call this morning, talked to (my mom). She was pretty happy," said Andriese, who also won on Mother's Day last year as his mother Lynn cheered him on from the stands for the first time in his big league career.
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