So how about that Trevor Story?  The key at bat of the game with the tying and potential winning runners in scoring position with one out, he whiffs again and the bat never leaves his shoulder.  To make it worse, the Sox were willing to concede a run, playing their infield deep.  It's clear that Trevor isn't even close to changing his approach, so sit him and leave him there until he is willing or able to adjust.  We'll miss his fielding, but he's left more men on base than some of the worst teams have scored in total.

Had to agree with Charlie, from my seat, the pitch was low.