After four career starts at Fenway Park, Connelly Early is still searching for his first win—and he's desperately hoping his teammates will finally give him a hand.

So far, the Red Sox offense has managed just four total runs of support for Early in those outings. The results have been heartbreakingly consistent: losses by scores of 2-1, 2-1, 3-2, and 4-0. Talk about a tough luck pitcher.

But here's the thing—the bats have been just as cold when we're on game wrap duty. The Red Sox have been shut out in each of the last three Tuesday games we've covered, and they haven't scored a run on a Tuesday since April 7th. For everyone's sake, it's time for the offense to wake up.

The challenge today? Astros starter Spencer Arrighetti. He's been sharp this season with a 2.00 ERA in three starts, but his career numbers tell a different story (4.45 ERA). If Boston's hitters can get to him early, they could secure their first sweep of the year. The Astros haven't even named a starter for tomorrow's game, while the Red Sox have Ranger Suarez ready to go—adding extra motivation to take Game 33 today.

Jarren Duran is back in the leadoff spot after launching a three-run homer last night, giving the lineup some much-needed pop. Masataka Yoshida, however, will start on the bench for the fifth time in Chad Tracy's first six games as manager.

First pitch is at 4:10 PM at Fenway Park. Grab your lucky Red Sox gear and get ready—this could be the day Early finally gets the support he deserves.