Timlin needs to look in the mirror

Going into the Yankees series, Mike Timlin called out the Red Sox offense for not rising to the challenge like the pitchers:

“I’m not calling anybody out, but we haven’t scored a whole lot,” Timlin said. “We’re pitching well, we’re holding teams down, and they’re doing the same to us. It’s not that they’re outpitching us or we’re outpitching them, it’s just right now we’re not hitting as well as we’re pitching.”
But maybe Timlin ought to look in the mirror when assigning blame.
Here are Timlin's numbers since July 1:
19 2/3 innings pitched, 7.32 ERA, 0.83 K/BB , and 1.54WHIP.

No one with those numbers ought to be criticizing anyone. Unlike Timlin, the offense didn't exactly go south against the Yankees either:

Hitters    AB    H    BB    Avg    Obp
Ramirez    11    8    7    .727    .833     
Loretta    15    7    3    .467    .556     
Lowell     13    6    2    .462    .533     
Cora       11    4    1    .364    .417     
Hinske      9    3    1    .333    .400     
Ortiz      16    5    2    .313    .389     
Youkilis   17    4    3    .235    .350     
Lopez       8    2    0    .250    .250     
Crisp       9    1    1    .111    .200     
Mirabelli  10    2    0    .200    .200     
Pena       14    1    0    .071    .071     
Kapler      4    0    0    .000    .000     
Gonzalez    3    0    0    .000    .000 
Totals    140   43   20    .307    .394