ALCS Game Three postgame notes: Bay doesn't believe offense is a huge concern
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BY DANIEL BARBARISI BOSTON -- Jason Bay thinks that the demise of the Red Sox offense has been greatly exaggerated thus far. Although the Sox were shut down by Matt Garza tonight, and some hitters are struggling in the series, the left fielder said that this offense has been fine overall. "We put up, what, eight runs the other night, so it's not the end of the world. We put up two and won the first night," said Bay, who is hitting a scorching .455 in the ALCS. Bay knows that the Red Sox are considered an offensive-minded, high-scoring team, but that doesn't mean they need to put up double-digits every night. "We don't need to score 10 runs to win. Three or four, with the pitching that we can possibly get, might be enough," he said. 
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