Gresh & Zo: Red Sox Good Start To Season
The 2013 Boston Red Sox have played six of 162 and are 4-2 right now. Gresh and Zo open the show discussing the Red Sox impressive start to the season.
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The 2013 Boston Red Sox have played six of 162 and are 4-2 right now. Gresh and Zo open the show discussing the Red Sox impressive start to the season.
Red Sox manager John Farrell says pitcher John Lackey probably won't take his next turn in Boston's rotation.
After beginning the season with a 4-2 road trip, the Red Sox finally come home to open the 2013 season at Fenway. With that comes a day full of ceremonies before the 2:05 p.m. start against the Baltimore Orioles.
Keep it right here in the live blog all day long, with live updates from pregame all the way through the last pitch.
A much more likable Red Sox team returns to Boston for the home opener on Monday, as Dan Roche breaks down all that has gone right so far in 2013.
The Red Sox open their regular season at Fenway Park today against the Baltimore Orioles and along with Sox home games come Drunken Red Sox Recaps. T&R decided to celebrate opening day by taking a listen back to some of their favorite moments from Drunken Red Sox Recaps.
The weather will be very cooperative for the big event with pleasant temperatures.
Will Middlebrooks hit three home runs, Mike Napoli added a two-run shot and the Boston Red Sox roughed up Cy Young winner R.A. Dickey, routing the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday, 13-0.
Red Sox pitcher John Lackey left Saturday's game with a strained biceps in his first start since September 2011, grabbing his right arm in pain and coming out in the fifth inning as Boston lost to the Toronto Blue Jays, 5-0.
John Lackey is slated to get the ball for the first time in 17 months, and he'd like to avoid dwelling on the past.
Mike Napoli hit a two-run homer and drove in the go-ahead run with an eighth-inning groundout, Will Middlebrooks added a solo shot and the Boston Red Sox beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-4 on Friday night.
The Baseball Reporters Show from Friday, April 5.
The Red Sox youngsters learned a lesson Thursday night in the Bronx thanks to professor Mariano Rivera.
It's not like John Farrell received a warm reception from New York Yankees fans in his first series as Red Sox manager, but he can expect a whole lot of boos to rain down all weekend long in Toronto.
On Thursday, the Red Sox sent out people with giant cutouts of player heads to get fans hyped up for opening day and give out some great Sox prizes. With the giant Wallach head at their disposal, Toucher & Rich decided to join in on the fun.
