It was very difficult to win games for the 1964 Boston Red Sox. Not a single starting pitcher on the team had a winning record. Bob Heffner was then summoned to join the Red Sox in Boston to bolster a depleted pitching staff that was down to just eight men. Ike Delock had been released, and Gene Conley was on the DL. They sold Mike Fornieles’ contract to Minneapolis. And manager Johnny Pesky knew Heffner from Seattle in 1961 ...