Red Sox Rally To Win World Series Game 4 With Late Hits From Pearce, Moreland, Devers
The Boston Red Sox are now just one win away from capturing a World Series title, and they got there in dramatic fashion.
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The Boston Red Sox are now just one win away from capturing a World Series title, and they got there in dramatic fashion.
The Boston Celtics enjoyed a 109-89 victory Saturday night over the Detroit Pistons.
It's time to wash away the memory of Game 3 and move right along to Game 4. Follow along for live updates and analysis as the Red Sox take on the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
The Montreal Canadiens enjoyed a 3-0 win over the Boston Bruins on Saturday night.
Eduardo Rodriguez is a pitcher. He is not a runner.
Dennis Eckersley is nothing if not a good sport.
Nathan Eovaldi set a World Series record for most pitches thrown in relief on Friday. He wanted to pitch again on Saturday.
On Sunday afternoon, it looked like Sony Michel's rookie season was over. Less than a week later, though, he was back on the practice field.
As the Red Sox and Dodgers continue their World Series in Los Angeles, there's a noticeable absence in the press room.
Everyone involved with the Los Angeles Dodgers organization was excited. Maybe a little too excited.
Nathan Eovaldi impressed just about everyone with his epic World Series performance Friday night in Los Angeles.
Alex Cora used some key pitchers in Game 3, hoping to take a commanding series lead. Instead the Red Sox lost and are now shorthanded.
Nathan Eovaldi pitched for the third time in four days in the World Series, and racked up scoreless innings until the Dodgers got the best of him.
The Red Sox could be one win away from another World Series title. But Ian Kinsler's bad night in Los Angeles cost them that opportunity.
Chances are we'll never see another game like Game 3 of the 2018 World Series again.
