There's a Massachusetts–based restaurant chain that offers a free kids meal— kid must be present, limit two per party —the day after a Boston Red Sox win. When the team was scuffling at the bottom of the AL East and manager Alex Cora was fired for a dismal start, the promotion became an easy joke: The children of New England were hungry. So hungry. Offensive struggles and one-run losses had turned them into the wee ragamuffins of Oliver Twist .
But around the end of June, after dropping two...
A 20-3 run, including a franchise record-tying 15-game winning streak, has given new life to what was recently a last-place team.
The Boston Red Sox' 15-game winning streak came to an end, but it still may just be the start of something special.
At least 1, if not all 3 of these trades will shock you
1931 With the Red Sox crushing the White Sox in the bottom of the sixth inning at Fenway Park, 13-4, Boston right fielder Earl Webb lined into a triple play: White Sox third baseman Billy Sullivan made the snag and caught Rabbit Warstler off of third base for the second out, then tripled Jack Rothrock […]
A 100-game sample size is enough for MLB teams to cut their losses with certain struggling players.
Red Sox new plans have trickle down affect on other MLB teams
Catching up on some roster news from this week, catcher Will Smith was moved to the 60-day injured list on Tuesday, which opened up a 40-man roster spot for Charlie Barnes. That’s right, Smith and Barnes are linked yet again. Smith moving to the 60-day injured list means he can’t technically return until August 7, […]
Worcester, Game 1: W, 3-2 (F/7) (BOX SCORE) The doubleheader against Jacksonville (Marlins AAA) could not have been a more night and day tale of two games. This game made the most of some Vinny Capra and Kristian Campbell RBI knocks in the fourth and Blake Wehunt overcame giving up a first inning home run […]
Not so long ago, the Red Sox appeared to be buried, but a hand has suddenly shot up out of the dirt. Boston’s season started so poorly that manager Alex Cora was fired just a month in. Triple-A manager Chad Tracy was called up to take over on an interim basis. That didn’t immediately improve […]
The Boston Red Sox just had one of their longest winning streaks in franchise history come to an end last night. As much as it stinks, they've picked their season back up, just like another beloved Celtics team.
Sonny Gray is in the midst of one of the best seasons of his career at age 36. The Boston Red Sox ace is rocking a 2.48 ERA, a career best, and a 12-1 record, tied (Chase Burns, Cristopher Sánchez) for the most wins in MLB. Gray is a key piece of the Red Sox […]
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A new report explains what the New York Yankees will have to pay to make a Mason Miller trade, and […]
Following multiple rainouts on Tuesday, Wednesday was chock-full of important action around the American League. The Yankees, playing a pair against the Pirates, split the two contests, while the rest of their AL East foes were tied up in important divisional matchups. It was an eventful day, as the Rays continued to beat up on […]
A pair of young outfield prospects got on the board yesterday. Cam Cauley of the Rangers drove an Anthony Kay heater the opposite way for his first career homer. Ryan Waldschmidt took Yunior Tur deep to left-center for his first long ball, one of five homers hit by the Diamondbacks. 1. No more antics for […]
Right now, CJ Abrams is a man on a mission. That mission is to prove he can maintain his performance levels over a full 162 game season. Over the past couple seasons, Abrams has had excellent first half numbers before falling off in the second half. Since the All-Star Break, Abrams is doing everything he […]
Before we close the book on the Red Sox historic 15-game winning streak and move on to the rest of the regular season tomorrow, I want to take a step back and marvel at what we just witnessed — because, folks, it really was nothing short of extraordinary. If you told me at the beginning […]
The surging Boston Red Sox must target Minnesota Twins catcher Ryan Jeffers ahead of the trade deadline.
Garrett Crochet didn’t choose to come to Boston, but he did choose to stay here. After making just one start as a member of the Red Sox (on the road in Texas), Crochet signed a six-year contract extension to remain with the organization through at least 2030. He was a standout on the field in […]
Hello, friends. The Orioles found a way to avoid a complete disaster of a series in Boston by winning the second game of yesterday’s doubleheader, in the process stopping the Red Sox from setting a new franchise record for longest winning streak. The first game of the doubleheader was almost as bad as the first […]
Back on July 2nd, when the the Red Sox were heading to the west coast 11 games under .500, I asked when the next meaningful Red Sox baseball game would occur at Fenway Park. At the time, the season was teetering, and it felt like only a miracle could save them. Well, I’m not sure […]
El beisbol es un juego cruel. Pero en ocasiones, también suceden cosas buenas.
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BOSTON–What happened? Entering Wednesday night’s second game of a split doubleheader, the Boston Red Sox had won 15 consecutive games, tying the franchise record set in 1946. It was the longest winning streak in baseball since the St. Louis Cardinals won 17 straight in September 2021. After losses in the first two games of their […]
Olympic champion versus world champion! That is the clash everyone is talking about. Last month, Julien Alfred handed Melissa Jefferson-Wooden her only defeat of the 2026 season when the two faced each other at the Rome Diamond League. Alfred won in 21.93 seconds, while Jefferson-Wooden finished second in 22.03. Now, it is time for Melissa […]
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Just hours after tying the franchise record with their 15th straight win in the opener of Wednesday’s day-night doubleheader, the Red Sox returned to the field needing one more victory to stand alone in club history. An announced crowd of 38,005 packed Fenway Park hoping to witness history.