Sports Final: Not Time To Worry About Red Sox -- Yet
For the first time all season, the Red Sox have hit a bump in the road. But Tony Massarotti says it's not time to worry. Not yet.
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For the first time all season, the Red Sox have hit a bump in the road. But Tony Massarotti says it's not time to worry. Not yet.
The Red Sox are on a rare losing streak as the Rays beat Boston for a third straight day.
Willy Adames homered, Michael Perez drove in four runs and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Boston Red Sox 10-3 Friday night for their sixth straight win.
So to go out and shut down the Indians, who rank third in MLB in runs scored, was no doubt a promising step forward for Boston's $30 million man.
The Red Sox are at 90 wins and counting for the season.
Red Sox first baseman Mitch Moreland had to leave Thursday's afternoon tilt against the Cleveland Indians in the first inning with a knee injury.
Xander Bogaerts hit two solo homers, Andrew Benintendi had a three-run double to cap a big fourth inning and the Boston Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 10-4 on Wednesday night to halt their three-game losing streak.
The Cleveland Indians beat the Red Sox 6-3 Tuesday night in a matchup of AL division leaders.
There are many interesting nuggets to be found in the survey. So without further ado ...
Instead of picking up the victory, Porcello ended up getting tagged with the loss. And afterwards in the losing clubhouse, he shouldered all the blame -- especially for the pitch he threw to Allen.
Greg Allen hit a tiebreaking homer right after Boston pitcher Rick Porcello was struck in the midsection by a line drive, and Corey Kluber tied for the major league wins lead as the Cleveland Indians beat the Red Sox 5-4 Monday night.
Critics of the Red Sox have been clamoring for a worthy opponent to step in front of the Boston buzzsaw this season. They finally get their wish Monday night.
The old saying goes that every time you head to the old ballyard, you're liable to see something you've never seen before. It's an adage that's proven true in recent days at Fenway Park.
The Red Sox managed just two hits as the Rays salvaged the final game of a 3-game set at Fenway Park.
Red Sox ace Chris Sale is headed back to the disabled list.
