Red Sox's Richard Fitts, traded from Yankees for Alex Verdugo, continues scoreless ways to start MLB career
Red Sox right-hander Richard Fitts became the second pitcher in Major League Baseball history to accomplish a feat on Friday night against the Minnesota Twins (GameTracker). Fitts joined Cincinnati Reds lefty Andrew Abbott by beginning his big-league career with three consecutive scoreless starts of at least five innings,
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