Kinsler Drives In 3 Runs, Red Sox Beat Braves 8-2 In Labor Day Matinee
Ian Kinsler drove in three runs and the Boston Red Sox continued their interleague success, beating the Atlanta Braves 8-2 Monday in a matchup of division leaders.
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Ian Kinsler drove in three runs and the Boston Red Sox continued their interleague success, beating the Atlanta Braves 8-2 Monday in a matchup of division leaders.
The Red Sox will make their final September roster additions on Tuesday, when the team activates third baseman Rafael Devers from the DL and calls up second baseman Brandon Phillips.
Chris Sale has been ramping up his rehab and it sounds like he'll be back to starting games for the Boston Red Sox in the very near future.
Starting pitcher Brian Johnson struggled as the Red Sox finished their series with a loss to the White Sox.
The victory was not at all easy, and it very likely might have not happened if it weren't for Jackie Bradley Jr.
Even when they are down, the Boston Red Sox are one confident bunch.
David Ortiz may not know exactly what a new book alleges regarding his proximity to bets placed on baseball games, but the former Red Sox star wants nothing to do with any of it.
Even after taking a sharp liner off his left wrist, David Price is confident he'll make his next start for the Boston Red Sox. The team may have other plans, though.
The Red Sox rallied for a 14-6 victory over the Miami Marlins on Wednesday night.
"I know what people expect here, and honestly, their expectations are no higher than mine. I'm not saying it'll be a disappointing season if we don't finish the job, but I came here to win a World Series. And that's the goal."
Red Sox star J.D. Martinez is defending a controversial Instagram post from more than five years ago that featured a photo of Adolf Hitler.
A game between the best and one of the worst teams in baseball is not supposed to be so dramatic.
The Boston Red Sox avoided their first four-game losing streak of the season — barely.
Eduardo Rodriguez is inching closer to a return to the Red Sox rotation.
According to a new book written by a former MLB investigator and Red Sox security agent, PEDs are alive and well in Major League Baseball.
