The Perfect Schedule - Games 21-30

So anyway, it appears that someone*, and we won’t point fingers, goofed and didn’t post this on April 17th which would have been the day of game 21.  Anyway, here are games 21-30 on The Perfect Schedule.

* OK, it was me.

Game 21 - 2002 - Devil Rays 0 - Sox 10 - 37 years after Dave Morehead turned the trick Derek Lowe hurled a no-hitter backed by Rickey Henderson’s first Red Sox’ homer.
Game 22 - 2017 - Cubs 4 - Sox 5 -  In a highly anticipated matchup against the World Champions the Sox struck for five in the first then held on tight for the 5-4 win.  Anecdotally this so far has been the worst collection of games I’ve seen.  Remind me not to go to game 22.
Game 23 - 1985 - Sox 10 - A’s 0 - Mike Easler’s 4 RBI game lifted the Sox as Oil Can Boyd posted a career high 12 strikeouts.
Game 24 - 1983 - Mariners 0 - Sox 8 - Mike Brown’s only career shutout got help from a Tony Armas grand slam.
Game 25 - 1988 - Other Sox 3 - Sox 16 - Marty Barrett, Dwight Evans and Todd Benzinger all had four hits and the Sox led 9-0 after three in a laugher.
Game 26 - 1981 - Sox 7 - Blue Jays 6 - Gary Allenson doubled home Rick MIller in the top of the ninth to make a winner of Mark Clear who worked 4.1 innings of relief.
Game 27 - 1995 - Sox 12 - Angels 1 - With Roger Clemens fighting injury the Sox desperately turned to a guy they plucked off waivers from the last place Pirates for a fill-in start.  He made 429 more.
Game 28 - 2008 - Blue Jays 0 - Sox 1 - Roy Halladay (CG) and Jon Lester (8IP) matched goose egg for goose egg and Kevin Youkilis made a winner of Jonathan Papelbon with a two out RBI single to plate Manny.
Game 29 - 1981 - Sox 9 - Twins 7 (11) - Frank Tanana and Bob Stanley combined to blow a 6-0 lead but Dave Schmidt led off the 11th with a solo homer and Tony Perez plated some insurance.
Game 30 - 1995 - Sox 1 - A’s 0 - Three days after start number one Kevin Kennedy decided to see if Wake could do it again.  7 1/3 innings of 2 hit shutout ball later a folk hero was born.  The two starters between these two games were Tim Van Egmond and Zane Smith.