Vázquez Homers Twice To Lead Pérez And Red Sox Past Mets 4-2
Christian Vázquez hit two more homers and Martín Pérez gave Boston's patchwork rotation a much-needed lift Thursday night.
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Christian Vázquez hit two more homers and Martín Pérez gave Boston's patchwork rotation a much-needed lift Thursday night.
The Major League Baseball season has been churning for one full week. It has not gone smoothly.
Christian Vázquez rallied the Red Sox over the Mets 6-5 Wednesday night in New York, ending a four-game losing streak.
Joe Kelly became something of a baseball folk hero for throwing at the Astros, but Major League Baseball was not amused.
Former Red Sox manager John McNamara, who was skipper of the 1986 Red Sox team that lost to the New York Mets in the World Series, has died. McNamara was 88.
The Red Sox are removing Lucroy from their roster, replacing him with pitcher Chris Mazza from the team's player pool.
Angry Red Sox fans calling owner John Henry "cheap" are not hard to find these days. But spending is not the Red Sox' issue.
Red Sox fans are familiar with Joe Kelly, a reliever who doesn't take any crap from anyone. On Tuesday night, Kelly did what just about every team in MLB wants to do this season: He waged war on the Houston Astros.
The Mets swept the two-game series and sent the Red Sox to their fourth consecutive loss.
It hasn't been a great opening week for Major League Baseball, which has now had to put one team's season on pause due to COVID-19.
The New York Yankees-Philadelphia Phillies games was postponed Tuesday for the second straight day, according to a person familiar with the league's decision.
It's frankly unbelievable and inexcusable for the Red Sox' pitching situation to be in the place that it is in right now.
Josh Osich gave up one homer and Jeffrey Springs gave up two, but Zack Godley pitched four scoreless innings, allowing four hits and striking out seven.
David Price let his grievance with Rob Manfred fly on social media.
Major League Baseball and the sports world at large are being forced to take a step back and reassess just about everything when it comes to holding a professional sports season in the midst of a raging pandemic.
