The Boston Red Sox's bats woke up on Tuesday and had one of their best overall games of the season. Boston took down the Detroit Tigers, 10-3, to improve to 15-21 on the season through 36 games. The 10 runs weren't the Red Sox's highest total of the season to this point, but what makes the performance even better is the fact that Boston was able to have this success against one of the best overall pitchers in baseball in Framber Valdez. The Red Sox got all 10 runs — including seven earned — off Valdez in just the three innings of work for the All-Star. He pitched into the fourth inning, but was unable to get an out. That inning, he allowed back-to-back homers to Willson Contreras and Wilyer Abreu before seemingly hitting Trevor Story with a pitch on purpose. - Give up 10 runs - Hit opposing team because you can’t get them out Framber Valdez might be the softest pitcher alive.…