'I think we are going to be all right,' closer Joaquin Benoit, who allowed the Ortiz slam, said of the bullpen heading into Game 6. The 29-year-old turned over a four-run lead to his bullpen in the eighth before Boston promptly scored four runs on a David Ortiz grand slam and walked off in the ninth against Rick Porcello on a Saltalamacchia single. Indeed, Scherzer held the Red Sox hitless for 5 2/3 innings last Sunday, allowing only one run on two hits and striking out 13 in an eventual seven innings of work. ' had a no-hitter going against us through five.' 'I don't see him making too many adjustments, he pitched pretty well,' Saltalamacchia said. However, Sox catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia thinks that Scherzer has little, if anything, to change from his Game 2 performance. With Boston leading 3-2, Scherzer has had five days to adjust to what now seems to be a more potent Red Sox offense. Scouting report on Scherzer: The tide has shifted since the beginning of the American League Championship Series.

RED SOX VS TIGERS GAME 6