Boston Herald: It’s all bad news for Sox

A 5-4 loss to the Orioles merely was the last down note of the day, one marked with pain and suffering on all fronts.
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On the medical front, right fielder J.D. Drew had to leave the game in the bottom of the third with a sprained left wrist after a sliding attempt to catch a fly ball. Drew’s wrist bent back awkwardly on the play and the ball dropped in front of him, but X-rays were negative.

And not long after that, center fielder Coco Crisp could not take the field for the bottom of the sixth because he was in the clubhouse dealing with an upset stomach, the result of an excruciating headache.

If all that wasn’t bad enough, Clay Buchholz is probable - not definite - for Sunday’s game against Milwaukee because of a nail issue on his right middle finger.
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Spotted a 3-0 lead, Beckett (4-3) gave it back in the fourth, when the Orioles scored four times, the last three coming on a Luke Scott home run with two outs.

“It was a (expletive) pitch, right down the (expletive) middle,” Beckett said. “I threw (97) pitches and I think I executed one of them. The loss definitely goes in the right person’s hands tonight.”

(beautiful), (absolute)?