David Price Lacking Lessons Learned From Playoff Struggles, But Confident For Game 2
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New England sports fans have plenty to be excited about this weekend.
Alex Rodriguez and David Ortiz are no longer enemies on the field. But they've carried the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry into the world of television.
The Red Sox formally announced their roster for the American League Championship Series on Saturday.
Five players from both the Red Sox and Astros that will play a big role on their team advancing to the World Series -- or heading home for the winter.
As the Red Sox continue their quest for another World Series title, the team will welcome back another fan favorite to throw out the ceremonial first pitch Saturday night.
The Red Sox hope home-field advantage makes a difference after consecutive Division Series eliminations.
The WBZ sports team makes their picks for the ALCS, and are split as to whether or not the Red Sox will be playing in the World Series this year.
Clearly, the Astros are no joke. For the Red Sox to stand toe-to-toe with the defending champs, let alone win the series, is going to take quite a bit. And it starts with these items.
The Red Sox and Astros are set for a postseason rematch, this time with a trip to the World Series on the line.
In a season that has been low on quality tight end play, two of the NFL's best will go head-to-head Sunday night in Foxboro. But which one is better?!?
David Price will indeed start again for the Boston Red Sox this postseason.
Craig Kimbrel got the last three outs of Boston's ALDS-clinching win Tuesday night, but it was an outing that had Red Sox fans reaching for the antacid.
After losing Game 4, CC Sabathia crushed umpire Angel Hernandez. Rick Porcello fired back at the Yankees' starter.
Chris Sale put a lot on the line Tuesday afternoon when he walked up to Alex Cora and informed the manager that he was ready to pitch. Sale, as he tends to do, backed it up.
