Red Sox Look To Bounce Back After Humiliating Loss
The Boston Red Sox may not be able to get much lower than last September, but this August came close.
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The Boston Red Sox may not be able to get much lower than last September, but this August came close.
The A's had a season-best 19 hits and scored 20 runs for the fourth time in Oakland history, while Boston allowed 20 for the first time since Aug. 21, 2009, against the Yankees.
The Angels stayed in the AL wild-card hunt by winning all six meetings with Boston over the past 10 days.
Daniel Bard is looking to restart his major league career where it all started.
Los Angeles jumped all over new Boston starter Zach Stewart in a 10-3 victory over the Red Sox on Wednesday night.
Felger and Mazz opened the show reacting to a recent column blaming sports radio talk show hosts for driving Josh Beckett out of Boston.
"I have a question to you," Peter Gammons said to Felger & Mazz. "Why do you get rid of Lackey? That's stupid."
It's not yet September, but for the Red Sox, the time for reflection on a lost season has already arrived.
Wednesday night will be a fresh start for Red Sox pitcher Zach Stewart.
Trading Crawford, Gonzalez, and Beckett freed up a lot of space. What will the Red Sox do next?
Former Red Sox player and current Dodgers analyst Steve Lyons joined Felger and Mazz to talk about how the Dodgers' newest additions, Adrian Gonzalez and Josh Beckett.
Mike Trout and Torii Hunter drove in runs in the ninth inning against Alfredo Aceves, and the Angels came back for a 6-5 victory over the Red Sox on Tuesday night.
Beckett giving up a home run on his second pitch. Not a lot has changed going to the Dodgers
