Bundy (1-1) took the loss in Tuesday's start versus the Red Sox, allowing three earned runs on seven hits and two walks across 6.1 innings. He struck out three.
Bundy didn't have his swing-and-miss stuff working as effectively as he did in his season debut, due in part to his inability to consistently throw strikes, but he left having allowed just two runs before Darren O'Day allowed an inherited runner to come around. He was still effective enough to limit what should be a potent offense and could've earned a win on another day with his second quality start in as many tries. Bundy seems to be finally realizing some of the potential that made him a top prospect a couple of years ago and will take a 2.70 ERA as well as a 11:2 K:BB into Sunday's start against the Blue Jays.