Eovaldi Strong, Red Sox Run Win Streak To 5 Over Yanks, 4-2
Nathan Eovaldi pitched neatly into the eighth inning, Adam Ottavino escaped a pair of late jams and the Boston Red Sox held off the New York Yankees 4-2 on Saturday night.
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Nathan Eovaldi pitched neatly into the eighth inning, Adam Ottavino escaped a pair of late jams and the Boston Red Sox held off the New York Yankees 4-2 on Saturday night.
Boston's pitchers held New York scoreless over the final seven innings to help the Red Sox post a 5-3 win over the Yankees on Friday night.
The Red Sox's undersized big man was honored by the team prior to its latest matchup with the rival New York Yankees.
"We were out all night. I'm not a drinker; I got bombed that night."
Life, and baseball, is all about perspective.
Nick Pivetta was absolutely dealing for the Red Sox on Thursday night, setting down Rays batters with relative ease. But as he traversed through inning after inning of no-hit ball, he had a few things working against him.
The Boston Red Sox are honoring Dustin Pedroia prior to their game vs. the Yankees. The moment will provide some closure for one of the best Red Sox players of the 21st century -- and, really, of all time.
Manuel Margot scored on a wild pitch in the ninth to give the Tampa Bay Rays a 1-0 victory Thursday night.
Garrett Richards' season has taken a turn for the worse, and his start in Tampa was its lowest point.
Austin Meadows, Mike Zunino and Brandon Lowe homered to help the Tampa Bay Rays stop a seven-game losing streak by beating the AL East-leading Boston Red Sox 8-2 on Wednesday night.
MLB had a bit of a problem. Rob Manfred appears to have made it much worse.
Before fully turning the page, let's try to encapsulate all of the wild twists and turns from this one. We're sure to miss one or two (or six) along the way.
Tuesday night at the Trop was a wild one for the Red Sox, especially for Rafael Devers.
Chris Sale is getting ready to take another big and important step in his recovery from Tommy John surgery.
Wander Franco hit a three-run homer and doubled in his big league debut for the Rays, who lost to the Boston Red Sox 9-5 in 11 innings.
