Matsuzaka suffers first MLB loss

Matsuzaka suffers first MLB loss

BOSTON, United States - Boston Red Sox starter Daisuke Matsuzaka (L) catches the grounder from Seattle Mariners top batter Ichiro Suzuki (far right) at the start of the game at Fenway Park on April 11. Matsuzaka allowed three runs over seven innings to suffer his first major league loss as his team was shut out 3-0. (MLB)

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