Red Sox Send Some Twitter Trash Talk Back At The Yankees
There's a full-fledged Twitter war taking place in the AL East.
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There's a full-fledged Twitter war taking place in the AL East.
The Boston Red Sox made a series of roster moves after splitting a day-night doubleheader with the New York Yankees on Sunday, including one that brings their starting rotation back to full strength.
Bradley's catch to rob Aaron Judge of a home run is perhaps his best play yet.
A day after the teams played 16 innings over 5 hours, 50 minutes, they spent another long day at Fenway Park.
Sunday's outcome was only in doubt for about 20 minutes, the amount of time it took for Roger Federer to grab his first lead.
Boston stranded 10 runners and went 0 for 11 with runners in scoring position.
Red Sox manager John Farrell says Boston will move forward with a formal protest over the lack of an interference call in a 4-1, 16-inning loss to the New York Yankees.
Didi Gregorius lined a go-ahead single in the 16th inning and the New York Yankees outlasted the Boston Red Sox 4-1 Saturday.
The Super Bowl champion Patriots loaded up in the offseason, leading many to wonder if New England could go a perfect 19-0 this season. It's safe to say, however, that team members aren't thinking along those lines.
Red Sox fireballer Joe Kelly has been placed on disabled list with a left hamstring strain.
Hundreds of Vietnam War veterans will be honored at Fenway Park in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the conflict.
Adam Kaufman looked back at the last four years for Danny Ainge, and explained why the C's president of basketball operations deserves far more credit than he generally gets from his critics.
The third annual Comm Ave Charity Classic filled the stands at BU's Walter Brown Arena.
Aroldis Chapman walked in the winning run without recording an out in the ninth inning, handing the Boston Red Sox a 5-4 win over the New York Yankees on Friday night.
Roger Federer keeps defying physics and time. Is Tennis's greatest player defined by his wins or his ability to learn from losses?
