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BOSTON -- The Fenway Funhouse proved too tricky, too cold and just too much for the beach boys. Andrew Benintendi, J.D. Martinez and the Boston Red Sox came out swinging in the World Series opener, seizing every advantage in t
stanley cup heir quirky ballpark to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-4 on a chilly, windy Tuesday night.Benintendi had four hits, Martinez drove in two early runs and pinch-hitter Eduardo Nunez golfed a three-run homer to seal it. The 108-win Red Sox got a solid effort from their bullpen after an expected duel between aces Chris Sale and Clayton Kershaw never developed. It was only the fourth time ever that both Game 1 starters departed without pitching more than four innings, CBSSports s R.J. Anderson notes.Complete World Series and MLB coverage fromCBSSportsFrom the get-go, Fenway Park caused all sorts of problems for the Dodgers in Game 1 of the best-of-seven series. Mookie Betts led off for the Red Sox with a popup that twisted first baseman David Freese as he tried to navigate the tight foul space near the stands. Lost, he overran the ball and it dropped behind him.Given a second chance, Betts lined a single that set up a two-run first inning. It was important for us to score first and
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