Red Sox White House Visit Clouded By Politics, Race
Red Sox players stressed that anyone's decision to attend was a personal choice and not, in many cases, political.
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Red Sox players stressed that anyone's decision to attend was a personal choice and not, in many cases, political.
Jackie Bradley Jr. made the play of the game -- and maybe a play of the year -- to rob a Baltimore home run.
Dark times have fallen upon the Boston sports landscape. The darkest of times, some might say. Sports fans will have to settle for just two or three championships this year.
Great moments in the 2019 Boston Red Sox season have been in short supply, but Chris Sale executed a pretty rare feat on Wednesday night in Baltimore.
Mitch Moreland hit a three-run homer and J.D. Martinez and Xander Bogaerts also connected to help the Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-5 on Tuesday night.
Jonathan Villar hit a grand slam, John Means handcuffed Boston's torrid offense over seven innings and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Red Sox 4-1 Monday night.
David Price liked a tweet about the "white" Sox visiting the White House so much that he decided to expand the audience to 1.8 million Twitter followers.
Through what has been a disappointing start for the Red Sox, David Price has been the team's best starting pitcher. Even he, though, is not immune to the pall that's cloaked the team through the first month-plus of the 2019 season.
The defending World Series champion Boston Red Sox will pay a visit to the White House on Thursday. At least some of them.
The Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 9-2 on Sunday.
The Red Sox beat the White Sox on Saturday.
Chris Sale snapped out of his early season funk to earn his first win with an impressive performance against his former team.
The Boston Red Sox had a victory within their grasp. Then, in a moment, it was gone.
The starting pitcher for the Red Sox lasted all of two innings on Wednesday afternoon at Fenway Park. That length of outing has generally spelled disaster for Boston this season. But not on this day.
Mookie Betts and Mitch Moreland homered for Boston, who got eight shutout innings from starter Rick Porcello in a 5-1 win over the Athletics.
