The defending World Series champion Boston Red Sox have been knocked down a peg this year, especially coming off a historic season in which they tallied 119 total wins. But Boston again proved it’s in another dimension compared to the Rockies, who rolled out a rookie pitcher in his major-league debut to unsurprising results and a 10-6 defeat. Boston mashed right-hander Rico Garcia, who began the season in Double-A, for six runs in five innings on seven hits and five walks at Coors Field.

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