Red Sox Fall To Orioles 4-2, Dropping 2nd Straight To Begin Season
Two games, two losses for the Red Sox to begin 2021.
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Two games, two losses for the Red Sox to begin 2021.
Red Sox fans had to wait an extra day for the start to the season in Boston. They'll have to wait at least one more to see the home team score a run.
Dustin Pedroia is enjoying life as a retired former ballplayer, but that wasn't going to keep him from lending a hand in Friday's Opening Day ceremonies at Fenway Park.
Opening Day is wonderful. But then a long, boring, painful instant replay review takes place for no real reason. And we're reminded again that everything stinks.
Alex Cora already had his lineup card filled out for Thursday, so he let us know a day in advance who we'll see taking the field for Friday's rescheduled opener at Fenway Park.
Opening Day in Boston will have to wait.
There are a number of reasons to be a little optimistic about the 2021 Boston Red Sox. Just ask the guy who put the team together.
The Red Sox had at least two such giveaways planned for last season with bobbleheads of Rafael Devers and Manny Ramirez.
A dozen players we'll be watching during the 2021 Red Sox season.
Thursday afternoon is Opening Day at Fenway Park, and the Red Sox have quite the celebration planned to kick off the team's 121st season.
Before getting to work for his new team in Milwaukee, Jackie Bradley Jr. took some time this week to share his appreciation for the decade that he spent in the Boston organization.
While Fenway Park will look mostly the same on Opening Day, it will certainly feel different for the fans that get to see the Red Sox open their season against the Baltimore Orioles.
Matt Barnes is back with the Red Sox and ready to go for Thursday's Opening Day at Fenway Park, something that was in doubt after a positive COVID test over the weekend.
Red Sox reliever Matt Barnes has been cleared to return to camp following a new development with his positive COVID-19 test.
