Conforto, Alonso, Smith Homer As Mets Beat Red Sox 7-4
Josh Osich gave up one homer and Jeffrey Springs gave up two, but Zack Godley pitched four scoreless innings, allowing four hits and striking out seven.
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Josh Osich gave up one homer and Jeffrey Springs gave up two, but Zack Godley pitched four scoreless innings, allowing four hits and striking out seven.
David Price let his grievance with Rob Manfred fly on social media.
Major League Baseball and the sports world at large are being forced to take a step back and reassess just about everything when it comes to holding a professional sports season in the midst of a raging pandemic.
The good feelings are over. And so might be the Red Sox' season.
On Sunday, the Miami Marlins learned that they had a bit of a COVID-19 problem. On Monday, that problem got a whole lot worse -- and it now extends to the rest of Major League Baseball.
Rio Ruiz and Anthony Santander hit two-run home runs to help the Baltimore Orioles beat the Boston Red Sox 7-4 Sunday.
Alex Cobb mostly kept the Red Sox off balance on Saturday allowing just four hits and one run while striking out six in Baltimore's 7-2 win.
Baseball -- real baseball -- returned to Boston on Friday. The Red Sox celebrated appropriately.
Prior to the first game of the MLB season in Boston, the Red Sox dedicated their pregame ceremony to the ongoing push for social justice in America.
For the first time in 2020, we have a Red Sox lineup for a real baseball game.
The displaced Toronto Blue Jays will play in Buffalo, New York, this year amid the pandemic.
The 2020 Red Sox pitching staff is such a mess, the team can't even figure out who is throwing out the first pitch Friday night without some controversy.
An odd baseball season is underway, with a lot more unknowns than certainties for both MLB and the Boston Red Sox.
Expect the unexpected? No, expect ANYTHING in this wild and wacky 2020 baseball season.
Mookie Betts singled in the seventh inning for his first hit as a Los Angeles Dodger, then signaled for the ball.
The Red Sox want to make the at-home viewing experience an even more enjoyable one for fans, and have decided to mic up a player or coach during select home games during the 2020 season.
The team announced on Thursday that "elements of the Black Lives Matter movement" will be "incorporated into the pregame ceremony and physically represented throughout the ballpark."
The Red Sox have set their Opening Day roster for the 2020 season, which includes a few more players than usual.
Here's a look at power rankings from around the web to see precisely how folks are viewing the Red Sox right now.
Decision-makers at Fox Sports decided that in order to offset some of the weirdness and uncertainty brought about by baseball games being played in empty stadiums, the network will be inserting "virtual fans" into the stands at MLB games this season.
It appears that the league is making a last-minute push to increase the number of playoff teams from 10 to 16. And we do mean last minute.
CBS Sports MLB writer Mike Axisa explains why Andrew Benintendi is the key to Boston's success this summer and how the issues with their rotation could haunt their chances of making the playoffs.
When the Red Sox traded Mookie Betts away this past winter, some Red Sox fans held on to some hope that Betts may sign back with Boston as a free agent. Those hopes, small as they may have been, might already be dashed.
Playing in empty stadiums is something baseball players are going to have to get used to this season. For many of the folks calling the game on TV or radio, they have to get used to not being in those empty stadiums.
If Red Sox fans thought the return of real, live sports might provide a relief from that reality, they were proven wrong before the first game in Boston concluded.
