The Red Sox exploded out of the gate in the bottom of the first inning, going double, single, double, home run (a three-run bomb by Manny Ramirez), double, single. Pavano was done, but the Red Sox were not. He was replaced by Josh Beckett who finished off the Yankees with 6 innings of shutout ball. The 1st inning was all Boston as they took a 3-0 lead over New York. David Ortiz got things started with a double down the left field line. Then, Dustin Pedroia came through with an inside-the-park home run to right field. The last out of the 1st was made on a pop up by Jacoby Ellsbury that fell in front of Jorge Posada for the final out. Pavano gave up 4 runs (3 of them were earned) on 5 hits and 2 walks while striking out 3. He lost his no-hit bid in the 2nd when Derek Jeter hit a one-out double before scoring on a Mark Teixeira single. Pavano would end up losing his no-hit bid after walking Jhonny Peralta and giving up a two-run shot by Alex Rodriguez. He ended up being the first pitcher this season to lose no-hit bids with two or more hits allowed.