CHICAGO -- The Red Sox are putting teams on notice that they can still be the best offense in baseball.\n\nBoston’s offense came up with another big inning in Sunday’s 9-2 victory against the White Sox, a seven-run eighth inning at Guaranteed Rate Field.\n\nThey didn’t score as many runs as early in the tilt as they did in their 9-run third inning Saturday night, so the drama was greater as they looked to scratch across a run late with the game knotted at 2 after seven.\n\n• [Box Score](https://www.mlb.com/gameday/red-sox-vs-white-sox/2019/05/05/567281#game_state=final,lock_state=final,game_tab=box,game=567281)\n\nLike
“When I hit the ball, I thought I could make it to second base easy. Then, when I saw the throw coming, I decided to go back to first base,” Devers said. “Just run hard. The only way they were going to get me was with a perfect throw.\"\n\nWhite Sox shortstop
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It was the fourth consecutive quality start by a Red Sox starter and their fifth in their last six starts.\n\n“I didn’t have my best stuff, but we battled. Sandy \\[Leon\\] did a great job working me through it,” Porcello said.\n\n