Collapse Will Stick With Red Sox For Long Time
There will be no October baseball in Boston. The Red Sox completed the biggest September collapse in baseball history, and are now spectators the rest of the way.
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There will be no October baseball in Boston. The Red Sox completed the biggest September collapse in baseball history, and are now spectators the rest of the way.
The Boston Red Sox completed their September collapse in horrific and historic fashion, falling out of the playoff chase. The Rays clinched the AL Wild Card.
After being the hero of Tuesday night's 8-7 win in Baltimore, Red Sox rookie Ryan Lavarnway will get another crack at fame Wednesday night.
In a must win game, the Red Sox are turning to their ace.
The Boston Red Sox are not sure who their starter will be on Thursday if a one-game playoff is needed with the Tampa Bay Rays. In fact, that starter may not even be on the team yet.
The Red Sox are fighting for their lives as they are tied with the Tampa Bay Rays in the AL Wild Card. Gresh & Zo touch base on rookie catcher Ryan Lavarnway and his impact on the lineup last night.
Major League Baseball has set the times for potential wild-card tiebreaker games with both races coming down to the wire.
The Rays, seeking their third playoff berth in four seasons, began the night tied with Boston after making up nine games in the standings since Sept. 4.
Peter Abraham spoke with Toucher & Rich Tuesday about the epic collapse by the Red Sox.
Boston's 17th loss in 22 games enabled Tampa Bay to finally pull even in the duel for the league's final playoff spot.
The Tampa Bay Rays moved into a tie with the Boston Red Sox for the wild-card lead, beating the New York Yankees 5-2.
It is time for the Red Sox to take care of business in Baltimore. Or as closer Jonathan Papelbon puts it; "grind and shine."
B.J. Upton and Ben Zobrist homered in the first inning to back Wade Davis, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Toronto Blue Jays 5-2 Sunday to pull within a half-game of the Boston Red Sox for the AL wild-card lead.
The bumbling Boston Red Sox lost yet again, with A.J. Burnett making his most impressive start in nearly three months and Jorge Posada hitting a two-run homer that led the New York Yankees to a 6-2 victory in the opener of Sunday's day-night doubleheader.
Gresh & Zo discussed the continuing awful play of the Boston Red Sox and how it's all gone wrong.
Gabe Kapler joined the show to talk with Felger and Massarotti about Carl Crawford's performance with the Red Sox. Are Crawford and the Sox a good match?
The New York Yankees rallied past the Tampa Bay Rays 4-2 in game one. Tampa Bay began the day trailing Boston by two games for the AL wild-card spot.
98.5 The Sports Hub's Tucker Silva says the Red Sox would benefit from a collapse, and a second straight season without a playoff berth.
Dan Roche thought the Red Sox hit rock bottom on Monday, but they fell even further on Tuesday. It's a good thing they got some help from the Yankees...
Jonathan Papelbon could not close the door on the Baltimore Orioles Tuesday night, and won't let anyone else on the Red Sox take the blame for it.
Felger & Massarotti were joined by Jermaine Wiggins to discuss the struggles of the Red Sox. If the Sox miss the playoffs, who's to blame?
Crazy to think, but the Red Sox making the postseason could rest in the hands of the New York Yankees...
Felger & Massarotti continued the day discussing the diminishing Red Sox. Does anyone have a pulse over there? Where's the heartbeat?
Felger & Massarotti started off the day discussing the Red Sox and their continuing struggles. Is this Red Sox team too soft to be successful?
Toucher & Rich were joined by Peter Abraham and the guys discussed the wild card, the offseason if they miss the playoffs, Terry Francona and conditioning.
