For the second day in a row, the Devil Rays picked up a game on the Red Sox. This time they didn't need any help as Timlin and Schilling combined to turn a one-run lead into a one-run loss in 10 innings. Timlin didn't have a run charged to him, but he did allow one of David Wells bequeathed runners to score. The broadcast said Timlin's allowed 13 of 20 inherited runners to cross the plate. The Red Sox should make him the closer, because they seldom come in with men on base.

Schilling then went 1 2/3 before allowing the winning run to score in the tenth on a double by Huff. Schilling's batting average allowed now stands at .339.

The Devil Rays have won 8 of their last 11. I'm on the band wagon.